I have a weird problem. I'm querying a Solr 5.3 instance with Django through Scorched. It all works great as far as I don't ask an exact-match query. In other words,
q=something something else
returns exactly the same result as:
q="something something else"
The culprit, as far as I can see, is the actual query which Django throws at Solr. In fact, for the second case this is:
q=\"something+something+else\"
So, in other words, the " character is escaped. Am I right? How do I tell Solr that when I query something between double quotes I want an exact match?
In the Solr admin webpage it all works well, i.e. if I search for "something something else" I get the correct result.
I'm not sure this is a Scorched problem or not. Does it have something to do with filters/tokenizers (e.g. solr.MappingCharFilterFactory)?
I have a weird problem. I'm querying a Solr 5.3 instance with Django through Scorched. It all works great as far as I don't ask an exact-match query. In other words,
q=something something else
returns exactly the same result as:
q="something something else"
The culprit, as far as I can see, is the actual query which Django throws at Solr. In fact, for the second case this is:
q=\"something+something+else\"
So, in other words, the " character is escaped. Am I right? How do I tell Solr that when I query something between double quotes I want an exact match?
In the Solr admin webpage it all works well, i.e. if I search for "something something else" I get the correct result.
I'm not sure this is a Scorched problem or not. Does it have something to do with filters/tokenizers (e.g. solr.MappingCharFilterFactory)?