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![]() Is there a recommendation on how I should interpret a query? When looking at queries, people all seem to have there own way of searching. Say a query comes in like: bush clinton taft washington Probably, the person who entered this is looking for something on American presidents. He'd expect to get back something like the life story of bill clinton.pdf the life story of george bush.pdf To put it in other words, he's wants to search usign a OR operator. However, someone else will look for how to plant a bush.mpg and doesn't expect to get anything else back than that. He needs an AND operator, and doesn't care for the life story of george bush (can you blame him?) Any suggestions? Is there a *standard* in this? Also, some queries end on urn:sha1:HQ39875SDJHSF09FSDFSDF or something like that. Others appear to contain xml What should I do with them, since I assume these are applications-specific thingies. Must I try to interpret them? Thanx |
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