Well, WAY_ANALYZED:de l hotel de ville parses as
WAY_ANALYZED:de default:l default:hotel default:de default:ville
You probably want something like WAY_ANALYZED:(de l hotel de ville),
perhaps with AND between them. Try adding debugQuery=on to your
queries and you can sometimes see this kind of
thanks
using parenthesis
select?q=VINCI Parkfq=WAY_ANALYZED:(rue de l hotel de ville) AND
(TOWN_ANALYZED:paris OR
DEPARTEMENT_ANALYZED:paris)rows=200fl=NAME,TOWN,WAY,scoredebugQuery=on
works
but I would rather not use parenthesis or AND between those words
this brings another question:
Not that I know of, although it does give you the parsed fq results, which
you could then use as query parameters (i.e. the 'q' parameter) for debugging...
You have to use parens or fully qualify each term
(e.g. WAY_ANALYZED:rue WAY_ANALYZED:de), that's just how the
query parsing works...
Hello,
There is something I don't quite get with fq parameter.
I have this query
select?q=VINCI Parkfq=WAY_ANALYZED:de l hotel de ville AND
(TOWN_ANALYZED:paris OR DEPARTEMENT_ANALYZED:paris)rows=200fl=*,score
and two answers. One having WAY_ANALYZED = 48 r de l'hôtel de ville, which
is ok
