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Whenever a property value allows for a list of values, these values are simply separated by a comma. This is a natural way to separate values. Sometimes the value of a property contains a comma, but it is considered to be a single value. This tip shows how to deal with this issue. |
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Every value of a property is by default able to host a list of strings. These strings are separated by commas. If you need to protect a value to be split, use the property control |
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The name property typically does not contain a comma. But when it does, the name is split into a couple of names.
One would expect that running an exact match query for "Doe, Jane" would yield a hit. But it does not.
A standard search has hits.
So the document is indexed with Lucene. But how can we specify an exact match query? You need to mark the property to have only a single value. This is done with the control is-single-value.
Then exact match queries will work as expected.
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