Hi,
I am currently working on a "starts with" (mutiple words) functionnality on
an existing index which analysis is amongst other things based on synonym
token filter.
Since reindexing is not a problem, my first attempt was to use a approach
based on a keyword tokenizer. It did the trick, except that synonym token
filter did not apply (which I understand).
So I had a second attempt using match phrase. Synonym part was correct,
words order was correct but I did not have the "starts with" anymore.
I am thinking of handling synonym part before indexing, which would be find
for me but I wonder if there is any better way to do this with ES.
Is there anyway to add a "position" constraint on my search query?
Did I miss something?
An example of what I am expecting to make this clearer
Let's say I have 3 values in my index and k is a synonym for *bb *:
- "aa bb cc"
- "aa bb dd"
- "dd aa bb"
searching "aa bb" returns 1 & 2
searching "aa k" returns 1 & 2
Thanks,
Carey
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