Boolean Query

[Ryan Aslett <Ry...@Qsent.com>]

 
Okay, Im not grokking something here. Im trying to run a query that
returns only the results that have *all* of the terms in my query
string.

When I run this query, which I construct myself and do a


Analyzer analyzer = new WhitespaceAnalyzer(); 
QueryParser qp = new QueryParser("address", analyzer);
                    Query addyQ = qp.parse(queryString);

I get the following in addyQ.toString: 

Query: +address:122 +address:N +address:30th +address:St
0 total matching documents in 19 ms
So the querystring is unchanged from what I created, and I get zilch.

However, when I do this:

Analyzer analyzer = new WhitespaceAnalyzer();
BooleanQuery baQ = new BooleanQuery();
Query parsedAddyQ = qp.parse("122 N 30th St");
baQ.add(parsedAddyQ, true, false);

I get this:
Query: +(address:122 address:N address:30th address:St)
62 total matching documents in 8 ms
0. 122 N 30th St
1. PO Box 122
2. PO Box 122
3. 122 N 9th St
4. 122 S Clay Ave
5. 122 E 3rd St
...

So.. I want that first result, I know its in there, its matching as the
highest match, but not when I require all 4 tokens? What gives? What am
I doing wrong?

Also, if it matters Im running the query on a parallelMultiSearcher with
280 indexes of 1 million records each.

Ryan

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