Here is my query: (virt* AND "machine fingerprinting") OR (virt* AND encryption) OR (virt* AND anonymous) OR (virt* AND analytic*) AND owned:true
It can be broken down to: (A) OR (B) OR (C) OR (D) AND E A, B, C and D are themselves AND boolean clauses. The E clause at the end is not behaving the way I would expect. No matter how I order the A,B,C and D clauses, it always returns the equivalent of ((D) AND E). When I add additional parentheses it behaves the way I expect. Like: ((A) OR (B) OR (C) OR (D)) AND E or (A) OR (B) OR (C) OR ((D) AND E) Can anyone explain why it behaves the way it does without the parentheses? Is there something I am missing in the way it processes boolean clauses? Thanks, Mark -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Unexpected-boolean-query-behavior-tp27166967p27166967.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
