By scottatdrake on

Our index contains roughly 10,000 nodes. Schemal.xml suggests that our default search operator is AND.

When I search for "Indonesia Health Profile" (without quotes), I get 29 results. The results include nodes that do not have the term Indonesia, for example. It doesn't look like it's AND-ing those terms.

When I search for "Indonesia AND Health AND Profile," I get 7 results.

When I search for "Indonesia OR Health OR Profile," I get 4935 results.

So, it seems that the default search operator is not actually AND-ing the search terms. Does anyone know what is going on here?

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dams_26’s picture

dams_26 commented

Do you know more about this ?
I've got the same issue.

Thanks

christopher james francis rodgers’s picture

christopher james francis rodgers commented

Thee 'issues' que for your project:

http://drupal.org/project/issues/apachesolr

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  1. Search first. [_Search_]

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    Search from any of a project's 'issues' pages,
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    Click a project issue page's
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    if in doubt, specify 'Support request'.

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