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i need to select all records which have words "6" and "buldings". i'm creating such query to my solr:

/select?q=name:2+AND+buildings

solr returns me 128 results. most of results have something like "126 buildings" or "buildings 7260" but i need only records with words "6" and "buildings".

but if i change words places in the query: 

/select?q=name:buildings+AND+2

it returns me absolutely another result - the right one! this time there are no strange records with words "7260" or "126" only records that i really need with words "6" and "buildings".

so please can sombody explain to me why solr returns such a strange result in the first case because i create queries without considering that solr can return different results if words places are changed. and how can i point solr to search only "6" if it goes before word?

any help appriciated.

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name:buildings AND 2 is not the same as name:2 AND buildings because the field ("name") is only being applied to the first term in the query. The other is being searched in the default field for the query parser.

  • name:buildings AND 2 is identical to: name:buildings AND defaultfield:2

  • name:2 AND buildings is identical to: name:2 AND defaultfield:buildings

If you want both to be searched in the "name" field, you could use a query like:

name:(2 AND buildings)
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