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Subject: Re: [lucy-user] Unable to retrieve records using Proximity query

On 6/19/12 2:05 PM, Saurabh Vasekar wrote:

[ snipped searching code ]

> Although my documents contain contents which have text 'jakarta' and
> 'apache' I am not getting any results. The interesting thing is that is I
> specify the following in my proximity query the search returns appropriate
> results.
>
> my $proximity_query = LucyX::Search::ProximityQuery->new(
> field =>  'content',
> terms =>  [ qw ( in the ) ],
> within =>  4,
> );
>
> Is my implementation correct?
>

your search code looks reasonable. I would suggest a fully 
self-contained example, including example docs and indexing code, to 
really demonstrate the problem. Since we can't see what's in your index, 
it's difficult to help determine if this is a problem in your code or in 
Lucy.


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