You are absolutely right. The fields have trailing spaces in it. Thanks Erick for your time. Really appreciated!
Thanks, Alex On May 12, 2010, at 8:29 PM, Erick Erickson wrote: > Click the "schema browser" link on the admin page. > On the next page click > the "fields" link, then the field in question. > > But first I'd do whatever Chris suggested..... > > BTW, the field definition you pasted isn't the one that > really counts here, "fieldtype" is the one that does, but in this case > the fieldtype is string, which stores things unanalyzed > so I'm probably waaaay off track with the capitalization question. > > The analysis tool isn't looking in your index, it's > showing you what *would* happen to the text you type in > given the analyzers defined for the field you identify. > You can put totally bogus text in here and you'll still > get output... > > So here's my guess. You're not indexing just the value > ProductBean, you're indexing "ProductBean blah blah blah". > Since you're using the string type, that's exactly what's > being indexed *as a single token*. Which is why > the wildcard stuff is working and ProductBean by itself > is not. > > Try a "text" type rather than "string" and you might get some > joy. You'll have to restart Solr and reindex to see this.... > > Of course I may be off base *again* <G>. > > Best > Erick >
