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Full-Text Search is Now Generally Available In Pinecone Database

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Date Published
Author
Manish Talreja
Word Count
1,353
Company Posts That Month
4
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

Pinecone Database has made full-text search generally available, combining BM25 keyword ranking and text-match filters with dense and sparse vector search in a single document-based index. The feature is intended to address cases where semantic embeddings can return similar but incorrect results for literal identifiers such as SKUs, part numbers, error codes, order IDs, and quoted phrases, which can be important in retrieval, recommendations, RAG applications, and agent workflows. Users can define text, dense vector, and sparse vector fields in one schema and query them through the Documents API, using capabilities including Lucene syntax, phrase and Boolean queries, fuzzy matching, filters, and tokenization and stemming across 18 languages. Pinecone positions the service as an alternative to operating a separate lexical-search cluster, retaining its serverless, usage-based capacity model while also offering Dedicated Read Nodes and BYOC deployment options.

Trends Found in this Post
Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Vector Search 13 265 57 33 -89%
RAG 4 101 30 23 -91%
Real-time 1 649 155 80 -85%
Serverless 1 156 54 28 -80%
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