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Arun
Arun

Reputation: 215

coldfusion cfsearch is not working for keyword smoking

I have Four files[One .PDF, one .doc and Two .docx]. I have created one ColdFusion collections named "testCollection" using ColdFusion Administrator. In Manage ColdFusion Collection screen i entered File Extensions [.pdf, .doc, .docx] and the directory path where the all 4 files are placed. Also checked the checkbox [Recursively Index Sub Directories]. Once i click submit i can see 5 documents with their size in Solr Collections.

After that i wrote below one cfm file to search file on the basis of their content.
Search.cfm

<cfcollection action="list" name="AllSolrCollections" engine="solr">
    <!--- Filter to the collection that this application uses. --->
     <cfquery name="chkSolrCollection" dbtype="query">
          select * from AllSolrCollections 
         where AllSolrCollections.name = 'testCollection'
      </cfquery>
    <cftry>
      <cfif chkSolrCollection.recordcount EQ 1>                 
          <cfsearch name="mySearch" collection="testcollection" criteria="Aged" startrow=1>
    </cfif>
  <cfcatch type="SearchEngine">
    <cfoutput>Error</cfoutput>                    
 </cfcatch>
 </cftry>
  <cfdump var="#mySearch#">

When i entered criteria "Aged" it is giving me the correct result and showing all files except one file "Search_Not_Show_For_Aged.docx" since it has no search criteria content "Aged".

My issue is When i entered criteria "smoking", it is not giving me the correct result. it shows all files except one file "Search_Not_Show_For_Smoking.docx" but this files contains "smoking" word. I put my files in dropbox and share here

Please suggest and help to solve this issue.

Thanks

Upvotes: 2

Views: 205

Answers (1)

Arun
Arun

Reputation: 215

If we do optimize the collection, the searching will work. We can Optimize Collection using coldfusion administration or using coldfusion code.

To Optimize collection using coldfusion administration:

  1. Login to /cfide/administartor/index.cfm
  2. Data & Services > Coldfusion Collections
  3. Click optimize icon in Actions section for each collection.

Upvotes: 0

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