Hi Folks,How cts:not-query has impact on the relevancy model during search?In my search query I am using the default relevancy model [log(tf)*idf].Please let me know the impact on score calculation if following queries will be executed .1. cts:word-query("test")2. cts:and-query((
Is it me or is this code not returning what it is supposed to? I'm using
Query Console in ML 5.0-2, and it returns just '3A', while I was expecting
all from first upto the before $..
let $text := text![CDATA[Novotroitsk is een stad in de Russische
oblast Orenburg. De stad ligt in de
A lot has been said already in this thread, but what strikes me is why the
string is tokenized in the first place. Why not just sent through as a
single phrase to a single cts:word-query? Then it would just be ignored,
without negative side-effects..
Grtz
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Van:
I removed the \\ from before the first and got
what you expected but without the enclosing double
quotes. Not sure if that's what you're looking for.
On Jan 29, 2012, at 8:31 PM, Geert Josten wrote:
Is it me or is this code not returning what it is supposed to? I'm using
Query Console in
Yes, that would, but it is there for a purpose. I am parsing an encoded
string, which can contain escaped characters, like \ and \n. So, the
first piece matches anything except \ and , following parts matches all
allowed escaped characters. That continues till it hits a without a \ in
front of