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I have a site that I have recently been upgrading from 8.2 to 9.1 and everything is looking good EXCEPT anything that relies on search funcionality.

Any Azure search has in the info log:

2019-02-12T00:16:14 PID[7480] Information 6936 00:16:14 INFO AzureSearch Query [sitecore_master_index]: &search=This_Is_Equal_ConstNode_Return_Nothing&$filter=(not search.ismatchscoring('This_Is_Equal_ConstNode_Return_Nothing', null, 'full', null) or search.ismatchscoring('This_Is_Equal_ConstNode_Return_Nothing', null, 'full', null)) and (path_1/any(t:t eq '38eb27a595144c92b00f3f5e277c5de2')) and latestversion_1

I have examined the query just before the iQueryable call to search and can see that the query object seems correct, any facets, or paging etc are all correct.

Note: Search functionality in Sitecore is still working, just not in my web app. I also had to modify my ContentSearch Index config to set IncludeAllFields to FALSE because I went over the 1000 from Azure Search limit.

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  • This is often due to a configuration issue with the index fields. This may be a duplicate of sitecore.stackexchange.com/questions/15979/… ? – George Tucker Feb 12 '19 at 1:19
  • I read that as well before posting. When I turned off IncludeAllFields I had issues trying to rebuild the indexes because it said "boost" could not be found. So I added "boost" as an included field. No other changes were made to the index config except this. I also tested this with a clean config file before any modification and still saw this error anywhere my app used COntentSearch – Jay Leffue Feb 12 '19 at 2:23
  • These errors are hard to debug - they indicate a problem with the query but don't tell you what. Try with a very basic query and if that works start adding extra's until it breaks. – Gatogordo Feb 12 '19 at 9:00
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Issue ended up indeed being config file related. I missed ONE reference to Solr, fixing it to Cloud and the searching started working. Took far too long for me to see it.

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