Running this query:

companyname:"IADA\-ADA OF THE SOUTHWEST" AND address.addresslineone:"2007 Ridgecrest Dr SE" AND address.city:"Albuquerque" AND address.state:"NM" AND address.postalcode:"87108"

through Hibernate Search produces 0 results, however the same query running through Luke produces the 1 result I would expect. I've configured Luke to use the same analyzer (StandardAnalyzer) that our code uses.

We're using lucene 2.9.3, hibernate-search 3.2.1.Final

Any ideas?

Hi,
Hibernate Search feeds the query directly to Lucene, the only "filtering" it applies might be:
a) the target object type, if you use a target type and it's not matching.
b) the matching document exists in the index, but not in the database: unless you're using projection loading, the matches are still loaded from the database and if not existing silently discarded (to avoid mismatches from the async backend).

The result of

is not matched with the database. What's his result?

If this doesn't help, could you provide a test?

Also, is Luke using the same Lucene version as your application?

Thanks for the explanations.

I think the only explanation at this point is a different Lucene version as you suspected. The difficult thing is that Luke ships will all the lucene source expanded into its jar file, I can't figure out an easy way to tell what version of the source it includes.