Single digit numeric search not working

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Hi there,
I am searching on the zip field. and by default it is not
analyzed. But while searching when I am entering first digit, request is
passed to the server, but it gives no response. But as I enter the second
the digit, it gives the response. I am using "keyword" analyzer at the
search time.but even then, the same output. Can anyone please explain me,
whats wrong with it, and how to solve this problem??

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May I know the complete mapping for your index?

Regards,
Pulkit Agrawal

On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 3:53 PM, Narinder Kaur narinder.kaur@izap.in wrote:

Hi there,
I am searching on the zip field. and by default it is not
analyzed. But while searching when I am entering first digit, request is
passed to the server, but it gives no response. But as I enter the second
the digit, it gives the response. I am using "keyword" analyzer at the
search time.but even then, the same output. Can anyone please explain me,
whats wrong with it, and how to solve this problem??

3

so you get no response for 1 or 2 characters? You can append a
wildcard (*) but for faster execution you should use the (edge) n gram
tokenizer.

Peter.

On 25 Nov., 11:23, Narinder Kaur narinder.k...@izap.in wrote:

Hi there,
I am searching on the zip field. and by default it is not
analyzed. But while searching when I am entering first digit, request is
passed to the server, but it gives no response. But as I enter the second
the digit, it gives the response. I am using "keyword" analyzer at the
search time.but even then, the same output. Can anyone please explain me,
whats wrong with it, and how to solve this problem??

4

its working on default mapping

5

it is working for characters. but the problem is with the numeric values
only, that too with the single digit, it start searching with two digits.

6

Is this a numeric field or a string / char based field? if you don't know
what type you indexed it as, you can use the get mapping API to see what it
ended up being.

What are you after exactly though, the question is quite vague. You want to
do a prefix query on it?

On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Narinder Kaur narinder.kaur@izap.inwrote:

it is working for characters. but the problem is with the numeric values
only, that too with the single digit, it start searching with two digits.