Hi - thanks for the response. Yes I have tried with parentheses, to group as you suggest.
It doesn't make a difference. But now I'm thinking there's something completely odd - and I wonder if it's necessary to use a special search-handler to achieve what I want. For example, if I execute q=(skcode:2021051 AND flength:368.0) I get no results. If I omit the parentheses, I get 1 result. (Let alone trying to combine several Boolean clauses). /Peter -----Original Message----- From: András Bártházi [mailto:and...@barthazi.hu] Sent: 15. maj 2012 12:51 To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: Re: simple query help Hi, You should use parantheses, have you tried that? q=(skcode:2021051 and flength:368.0) or (skcode:2021049 and ent_no:1040970907) http://robotlibrarian.billdueber.com/solr-and-boolean-operators/ Bye, Andras 2012/5/15 Peter Kirk <p...@alpha-solutions.dk> > Hi > > Can someone please give me some help with a simple query. > > If I search > q=skcode:2021051 and flength:368.0 > > I get 1 document returned (doc A) > > If I search > q=skcode:2021049 and ent_no:1040970907 > > I get 1 document returned (doc B) > > > But if I search > q=skcode:2021051 and flength:368.0 or skcode:2021049 and ent_no:1040970907 > > I get no documents returned. > > Shouldn't I get both docA and docB? > > Thanks, > Peter > >
