search on partial text ?
Jayesh
Lets say my crawled data has following result
acceptation ...
accessory-nerve
accessory-pigment ...
accommodation-train
accouple ...
accommodational
accourage ...
accus.
accusably ...
Now if I insert "acc" in search text box and press enter i should get
all above results. However it is not happening. I have give complete
word and due to which i am getting only one word in result :(
Regards,
Jayesh
Adam Burr
The GSA doesn't do partial word matches. It does stemming eg 'swim' will match 'swimming'.
Regards,
Adam
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Dave Watts
First, you might try searching the archive of this list, since this
topic has come up quite a bit recently.
Second, the appliance doesn't work that way. It doesn't do substring
matching. It only looks for complete words, and word stems (for
example: think, thinker, thinking).
You could build your own synonym lists to deal with this, but I don't
know if that would be a practical approach. You could also use query
suggest, which would suggest full queries based on what the user has
entered so far, but that's not the same as showing results.
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