OR operator in SolrQueryInList

[Daniel K. Rudolf]

How can I add another variable ("sender") in my solr query:

SolrQueryInList queryInList = new SolrQueryInList("destination", result);

result is multiple value (e.g. A, B, C ...)

I have try this ...("destination OR sender", result") but this is not correct... 

Thanks for any ideas...

[Daniel K. Rudolf]

I forgot to explain what my result must be. My final result must be:

destination:A OR sender A OR destination:B OR sender B etc...

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[Mauricio Scheffer]

new SolrQueryInList("destination", result) || new SolrQueryInList("sender", result)

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[Daniel K. Rudolf]

Realy thanks for help, I have one more question

What stands for OR and what for AND operators for Solr?

[Mauricio Scheffer]

I don't understand the question. Do you mean to ask what the C# || operator does when applied to a SolrNet query object and then translated to a Solr query? It gets translated as "OR" in the query sent to Solr.

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[Daniel K. Rudolf]

You understand correctly :D

so if you are saying in c#

OR is as ||

AND is as && (i think it is)

[Mauricio Scheffer]

Yes, please see the documentation for reference: https://github.com/mausch/SolrNet/blob/master/Documentation/Querying.md#query-operators

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[raghu ram]

 How to Change From OR Operator to AND Operator

Example : {[q, (*:* AND (fieldname:((1) OR (2) OR (3))))]} to {[q, (*:* AND (fieldname:((1) AND (2) AND (3))))]}

[Alan Roberto Pérez Hernández]

Thnx! i've solve my problem.