Thank you all
All, It appears my attempt at using solr for the application I support is about to fail. I'm personally and professionally disappointed, but I wanted to say Many Thanks to those of you who have provided so much help to so many on this list. In the right hands and in the right environments, it has so much potential. You all have shown the collective knowledge and cooperation it takes to bring that potential to fruition. I wish I'd been able to pick up on the right details of the toolset to be able to make this work. Best of luck to you all! Tim Hibbs On 2/7/2012 2:53 PM, Tim Hibbs wrote: Hi, all... I have a small problem retrieving the full set of query responses I need and would appreciate any help. I have a query string as follows: +((Title:sales) (+Title:sales) (TOC:sales) (+TOC:sales) (Keywords:sales) (+Keywords:sales) (text:sales) (+text:sales) (sales)) +(RepType:WRO Revenue Services) +(ContentType:SOP ContentType:Key Concept) -(Topics:Backup) The query is intended to be: MUST have at least one of: - exact phrase in field Title - all of the phrase words in field Title - exact phrase in field TOC - all of the phrase words in field TOC - exact phrase in field Keywords - all of the phrase words in field Keywords - exact phrase in field text - all of the phrase words in field text - any of the phrase words in field text MUST have WRO Revenue Services in field RepType MUST have at least one of: - SOP in field ContentType - Key Concept in field ContentType MUST NOT have Backup in field Topics It's almost working, but it misses a couple of items that contain a single occurrence of the word sale in a indexed field. The indexed field containing that single occurrence is named UrlContent. schema.xml UrlContent is defined as: field name=UrlContent type=text indexed=true stored=false required=false omitNorms=false/ Copyfields are as follows: copyField source=Title dest=text/ copyField source=Keywords dest=text/ copyField source=TOC dest=text/ copyField source=Overview dest=text/ copyField source=UrlContent dest=text/ Thanks, Tim Hibbs
Thank you all for Solr 1.4
Not posting a problem or a solution. Just wanted to get word back to
the Solr developers, bug testers, and mailing list gurus how much I love
Solr 1.4. Our site search is more accurate, the search box offers
better suggestions must faster than before, and the elevate
functionality has appeased the product promotion department to no end.
I'd offer you a thousand thanks, but the spam filters would hate it, so
the safest way to thank you...
Me i = new Me();
for (int c = 0; c 1000; c++) { i.ThankYou(); }
Ryan T. Grange, IT Manager
DollarDays International, Inc.
http://www.dollardays.com/
rgra...@dollardays.com
