Hello all,
I am in the process of learning Solr (and the underlying Lucene
engine). I have been unable to successfully implement the following
scenario, so I was hoping someone on the list might have some insight.
- I want to index data values for different data types (fields) that
are currently housed in a database.
- I want to search across the fields.
- I need (I think) to store the string representation (actual value)
AND a tokenized/parsed representation -- which is where I fall down.
Example:
I have an email address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), a database name
(55555_user_db), and a username (user). Here is what I would like to
see happen (dynamic search as keys are typed) ..
1. I enter 'user' and I get all three above in the search result. I
can accomplish this today using the solr.WordDelimiterFilterFactory.
2. I then add '@' so I have 'user@', which I want to return only the
email address record. However, this will not happen with
solr.WordDelimiterFilterFactory, but I can get this result to work if
I only index it as a string. But, then my search results for 'user'
will not return the database record.
Any thoughts? Let me know if I need to clarify any points.
Thanks!
Marc
