query_term_match_count

Feature functions can be used in sort expressions. Most are supported only in fine sort expressions. You can combine various syntax and statements to create powerful sorting features.

If a document field is used as a parameter in a feature function, create an index or property for the field as specified in the function's documentation.

1. Usage details:

query_term_match_count(field_name,index_name)

2. Parameters:

• field_name: Optional. The name of the field for which to count hits. This field can be of type TEXT and use basic Chinese, custom, single-word, English, or fuzzy tokenization. If you do not specify this parameter, the function returns the total number of term hits across all fields by default.

• index_name: Optional. The name of the index that corresponds to `field_name`.

3. Return value:

int

4. Scenarios:

Scenario 1: Perform different actions based on the number of query term hits in the `title` field of a document. if (query_term_match_count(title) > 10, 0.5, 1)

Scenario 2: Perform different actions based on the total number of query term hits. if (query_term_match_count() > 10, 0.5, 1)

5. Notes:

• If you specify a field as a function parameter, you must create a corresponding index for that field.

• This function can be used in fine sort expressions.

• The function counts the number of term hits from the search query. Repeated terms are counted multiple times.