MarkLogic 12 Product Documentationcts.boostQuery
cts.boostQuery( matching-query as cts.query, boosting-query as cts.query ) as cts.boostQuery
Summary
Returns a query specifying that matches to $matching-query
should have their search relevance scores boosted if they also match
$boosting-query.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| matching-query | A sub-query that is used for match and scoring. |
| boosting-query | A sub-query that is used only for boosting score. |
Usage Notes
When used in a search, $boosting-query is not evaluated
if there are no matches to $matching-query.
When used in a search, all matches to $matching-query
are included in the search results. $boosting-query
only contributes to search relevances scores. Scoring is done the same
way as for a cts.andQuery.
See Also
- Boosting Relevance Score With a Secondary Query in the Search Developer's Guide
Example
fn.subsequence(
cts.search(
cts.boostQuery(
cts.wordQuery('George'),
cts.wordQuery('Washington', null, 10.0)
)), 1, 10)
// Result: The first 10 documents containing the word "George". Those
// documents that also contain the word "Washington" have a higher relevance
// score than those elements that do not.
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