ISLG - Subscriber - Full Text Search - Boolean Search - Searching for two words using AND returns results even if only one is present
Hi
Radomir
We have found the following issue. As per our knowledge if the user search with AND operator in full text search and if both words are available then only paragraphs/page should be displayed. but currently, if only one word is matching then those paragraphs are coming from API. We checked the noise word file and there aren't any words available. Please do needful.
Following are mentioned the steps and also attached the video.
Radomir
We have found the following issue. As per our knowledge if the user search with AND operator in full text search and if both words are available then only paragraphs/page should be displayed. but currently, if only one word is matching then those paragraphs are coming from API. We checked the noise word file and there aren't any words available. Please do needful.
Following are mentioned the steps and also attached the video.
Steps to Recreate
- Click on Full Text Search
- Enter a keyword in the Search textbox - For example, enter "Countries AND Interests"
- The boolean option should be selected
- Click on Search
I think when you perform a search with AND operator any documents/paragraphs should be displayed when all the words are present. For example, in this case both words must be present. If only one word is present then that is an OR operator.
Subject Navigator search with Boolean-AND seems to be working as expected.
Database Name: ISLGRebuildProduction
Web Server: 10.68.138.13
Subject Navigator search with Boolean-AND seems to be working as expected.
Database Name: ISLGRebuildProduction
Web Server: 10.68.138.13
1) I'm positive that the search is using AND to find documents. Your video confirms that both "Countries" and "Interests" are present in the document. Is there a document in the results where only one keyword is present?
2) In paragarphs, keywords are highlighted even when only one is present - efectively like OR was used. But, this is intentional and it was requested like that. The initial implementation was returning only paragraphs matching the complete query but then it was said we should show paragraphs containing either keyword (because you would get only few or not a single matching paragraph).
Paul