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Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2007 18:07:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Santa Clause <noclueu2@yahoo.com>
Subject: Search Question
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Hello all,
  I have a how-to question. I have a field with these tokens in it (a b c f b g a) and I am searching on it with these tokens (a f e g a). So far this is easy I just set up a BooleanQuery with a bunch of optional TermQueries and get hits on (a f g a) but not (e) which is close to what I want. Now the part I am having difficulties with, I want to only find document that have those search tokens in order. Search (a f e g a) gets a hit, search (a f g e a) would not. A PhraseQuery expects all the search terms to be there but is close to what I want. Currently I do the set of TermQueries then filter out any document that does not have the terms in the right order as I am displaying them. I do not cycle through the entire Hits object, just enough to get something to display This works but then I never know the real count of found documents without going through all of them, which is slow. The option I am pondering is writing my own Query object but I'd rather find an easier
 solution. Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Richard K.

 
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