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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Confluence 2.5.1 webapp, running inside Jira standalone on Win2003, against SQL-Server database. JDK1.5
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NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
We would like to able to search for exact text, and not have Lucene tokenise, remove stop words, or do any stemming.
We partly use Confluence as a knowledge base for our own software product, which includes lots of system codes, acrnoyms etc. The specific use case that prompted this was a user wanting to search for the text "S/D". Lucene strips off the 'S', and the '/', leaving the search to just look for 'd'. Not particularly useful.
It would be brilliant if we could enter a query somehow that overrode this.
Raised following support issue CSP-29584
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CONFSERVER-14910 Provide ability to override Lucene tokenisation and stemming and search for exact text (literal search)
- In Progress
- is duplicated by
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CONFSERVER-53365 Phrase search with stop words is extremely broken
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-24990 Lucene not properly handle search syntax
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-75452 Exact matches are not promoted in search results
- Closed
- is related to
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CONFSERVER-53326 Search result will not be correctly sorted if the indexing language is German.
- Long Term Backlog
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AI-891 Provide ability to override Lucene tokenisation and stemming and search for exact text
- Short Term Backlog
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CONFSERVER-14134 Ability to make search return exact matches or at least prioritize exact matches in the search results
- Closed
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CONFSERVER-78709 Don't ignore Stop words in Label search('labelText:"a"', 'labelText:"an"', 'labelText:"the"', etc.)
- Gathering Interest
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