> > My guess is that Solr is treating this as a range query. I've tried > escaping the word To with backslashes, but it doesn't seem to make a > difference. Is there a way to tell Solr that "to" is not a special word in > this instance? > Nope. Any occurrence of "to" in search term(s) does NOT cause the query to be parsed as a RangeQuery.
You are probably doing phrase search on a "text" field which is analyzed for stopwords. These stopwords are typically stored in a file called "stopwords.txt". Make sure your that the stopword analyzer is applied both at index time and query time. Cheers Avlesh On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 12:55 PM, mike mulvaney <mike.mulva...@gmail.com>wrote: > I'm having trouble searching for phrases that have the word "to" in > them. I have a bunch of articles indexed, and I need to be able to > search the headlines like this: > > headline:"House Committee Leaders Ask FCC To Consider Spectrum in > Broadband Plan" > > When I search like that, I get no hits. When I take out the word > "To", it finds the document: > > headline:"House Committee Leaders Ask FCC" > > My guess is that Solr is treating this as a range query. I've tried > escaping the word To with backslashes, but it doesn't seem to make a > difference. Is there a way to tell Solr that "to" is not a special > word in this instance? > > -Mike >
