Hi, Apart from a single default value, is it possible for Riak Search to search for a keyword across all fields in a document without having to specify the field up front as a prefix in one's search term?
I'm guessing that one solution could be a post-commit hook which recursively iterates over all fields and squashes them into a secondary default value field - but since I know even less about Erlang and am just starting out with Riak, I thought it prudent to see if there was a more straightforward solution... The use case is this: We are providing an object + metadata store for users to deposit files and any number of related fragments of structured JSON metadata. We are not enforcing any metadata schema - and therefore can't know up-front any field names - but would like the ability for a dumb keyword search from a website to return references to the records they have deposited in Riak. Essentially, providing a Google-like interface. (As a side question, Is Riak Search mature enough for these type of very generic searches? I know that it's "inspired by" Lucene and "Lucene-like", but I don't know how many of Lucene's goodies are present - or is it just a case of invoking analysers provided by Lucene for things like stemming, and all will be pretty much equivalent for most situations?) M
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