I don't think there's an easy "built-in" way for Lucene to do this.
What you can do is implement a HitCollector to process each doc hit
and maintain a count for each user_group. You'll need to preload a
doc_id -> user_group mapping. (Take a look at the code for
FieldCacheImpl.getInts() for samp
You misunderstand.
This sql just tell what i wanna do.
i have five user_group and i wanna group result which lucene do.
2006/7/20, Otis Gospodnetic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
No. Lucene is not a relational database and doesn't speak SQL.
Otis
- Original Message
From: James liu <[EMAIL P
> doc.add(new Field("to",
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]",
> ...
> PrefixQuery pq = new PrefixQuery(new Term("to",
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"));
Perhaps a typo in the query text -
Indexed text: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Searched text: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
The searched text is not a prefix of the indexe
Well, you could use a range query with the "right side" of the query open/null,
but this is not really what Lucene is designed for.
Otis
- Original Message
From: Otis Gospodnetic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 12:31:29 AM
Subject: Re: C
No. Lucene is not a relational database and doesn't speak SQL.
Otis
- Original Message
From: James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 11:34:00 PM
Subject: Can lucene query this result?
for example:
$sql = "select count(*), user_group
for example:
$sql = "select count(*), user_group from groups where uid>0 group by
user_group;
can lucene query this result?
Tell me I am totally missing something here
I created an index w/ StandardAnalyzer with two fields as follows:
Document doc = new Document();
doc.add(new Field("to", "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", Field.Store.YES,
Field.Index.TOKENIZED));
doc.add(new Field("content", "blah3 blah3 blah3", Field.Store.Y
marbux wrote:
Hello,
The OpenDocument Fellowship attempts to maintain a directory of
applicatiopns supporting OpenDocument file formats. <
http://www.opendocumentfellowship.org/applicationsa>. I have been
attempting, without success, to determine whether Lucene supports
OpenDocument and if so to
Hello,
The OpenDocument Fellowship attempts to maintain a directory of
applicatiopns supporting OpenDocument file formats. <
http://www.opendocumentfellowship.org/applicationsa>. I have been
attempting, without success, to determine whether Lucene supports
OpenDocument and if so to what extent, w
I did a search on the Lucene list archives, found a lot of posts about
the use of Lucene with NFS and how there are locking issues, but don't
see anybody coming to a real solution to this.
We are trying to fix this. Many people seem to hit it.
The current plan is to first decouple the Lockin
I did a search on the Lucene list archives, found a lot of posts about
the use of Lucene with NFS and how there are locking issues, but don't
see anybody coming to a real solution to this.
We are trying to fix this. Many people seem to hit it.
The current plan is to first decouple the Lockin
Michael McCandless wrote:
If you are subscribed to java-user then you should have received your
own original message (and my response) to the list -- are you not
seeing that?
No, I didn't receive mine --just yours (and those of others of course).
Pasquale
---
BTW is it possible to set mailinglist so to obtain my own message in the
inbox, i.e. when sending to the ML, I get a copy as well as all other
subscribers?
If you are subscribed to java-user then you should have received your
own original message (and my response) to the list -- are you not
Michael McCandless wrote:
I would be grateful for some tip as this is my first approach to
Lucene...
Is it your IndexSearcher instantiation that's raising the Lock obtain
time out exception?
Yes that's true. I removed the lock files and that was the problem.
Thanks a lot.
BTW is it po
Hi,
I did a search on the Lucene list archives, found a lot of posts about
the use of Lucene with NFS and how there are locking issues, but don't
see anybody coming to a real solution to this. Here's the most promising
thread I found:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/8302?sea
Hmmm, Lucene.Net eh?
There have been a number of bug fixes to ParallelReader over the last
month or two... I wonder if they have been ported to Lucene.Net yet...
(I'm not sure how it's maintained).
You could file a Lucene.net bug, or make a test for the Java version
of Lucene and try it out.
-Yo
Chris:
Thanks much for that clarification, it helps a lot. The original request was
to find docs wthat were NOT NULL, so I'm glad I'm not the only one who
remembers things...er...incongruently with reality
About empty values for a field. That'll teach me to try to remember without
looking
: Zip IS NOT NULL
:
: why invert the bitset?
i think the orriginal request was to find all docs where the field did
*not* have any value ... or in your vernacular: where Zip IS NULL
: a token containing the empty string matches documents that
: > contain that token
: >
:
: Isn't this exactly what
Ok, I'm confused again, not unusual To create a bitset for the following
condition
Zip IS NOT NULL
why invert the bitset?
a token containing the empty string matches documents that
contain that token
Isn't this exactly what he wants? Or am I mis-reading this? I'm reading it
as "any do
: In my mind this restriction only apply on a query with just a MUST_NOT
: clause and not to a composed query. I've wrong.
right ... it's an issue for any BooleanQuery, regardless of how that query
may be wrapped in other boolean queries.
-Hoss
--
In my mind this restriction only apply on a query with just a MUST_NOT
clause and not to a composed query. I've wrong.
thanks a lot,
Nicolas
: If I search with boolQuery, Lucene doesn't find anything.
: If I modify by hand the query from "+(-(FILE:abstract.htm))
: +(PATH:/bssrs)" to "-(FILE:
: If I search with boolQuery, Lucene doesn't find anything.
: If I modify by hand the query from "+(-(FILE:abstract.htm))
: +(PATH:/bssrs)" to "-(FILE:abstract.htm) +(PATH:/bssrs)", Lucene find
: the correct list of document.
:
: Does somebody know why ?
you can't have a boolean query containing
: TermDocs termDocs = reader.termDocs();
: termDocs.seek(new Term("", ""));
: while (termDocs.next()) {
: bits.set(termDocs.doc());
: }
:
: I *think* (and I'm remembering things folks wrote, haven't done this myself)
: that the empty string for the Term matches all terms. If not, you m
Hi,
I have made a simple class that parse an XML boolean expression to
create predefined query .
Here is an unroll construction from an xml topic which reduce the search
on path "/bssrs" and exclude the file "abstract.htm" :
subsubTermQuery1 = new TermQuery(new Term("FILE", "abstract
I would be grateful for some tip as this is my first approach to Lucene...
Is it your IndexSearcher instantiation that's raising the Lock obtain
time out exception?
Can you look in your java.io.tmpdir and see if there are any Lucene lock
files present even when Lucene is not running? If s
Thank you very much.
From: "Erick Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Empty fields ...
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 09:48:04 -0400
Try something like
TermDocs termDocs = reader.termDocs();
termDocs.seek(new Term("",
Well, it depends. Are you having performance problems with a database
solution? If not, why in the world would you want to introduce another layer
of complexity?
Personally, while I think Lucene is great, I wouldn't recommend it in the
situation you describe unless you are having problems with th
Try something like
TermDocs termDocs = reader.termDocs();
termDocs.seek(new Term("", ""));
while (termDocs.next()) {
bits.set(termDocs.doc());
}
I *think* (and I'm remembering things folks wrote, haven't done this myself)
that the empty string for the Term matches all terms. If not, y
hi,
I have till now used lucene mainly for searching through text files. I
wanted to know if its sensible to use lucene with a database which does not
have fields with large text values.
for e.g. a table like
id NameAddress
1Name1 name1,strreet1,city1,country1
2
My index gets rebuilt every night so I probably can afford
to construct the filters right after the index is rebuilt. How
do I check each document (for empty fields) though? Would
I use an IndexReader to loop through the documents? If so,
which method(s) in the IndexReader class should I use?
ter
mark harwood wrote:
> Does your index have only the one document?
>
> MoreLikeThis will only generate queries with terms that occur in more than
> "minDocFreq" (default setting is 5).
>
> This is to avoid the large overheads associated with searching for very
> common words in your example tex
Hi,
I am checking a txt file with entries against an index generated with
Lucene. Of the enclosed Searcher.java class, I use the isInLex(String
noun) method, i.e. I read every line of the txt file and compare using
isInLex(String noun) against the index. If it's contained it returns
true othe
You should take a look at the Term Vector classes. See the "Lucene
In Action" book or my talk at ApacheCon last year on http://
www.cnlp.org/apachecon2005
-Grant
On Jul 19, 2006, at 12:48 AM, ericbae wrote:
Hello.
What I want to access through Lucene is this.
I search for documents by i
Does your index have only the one document?
MoreLikeThis will only generate queries with terms that occur in more than
"minDocFreq" (default setting is 5).
This is to avoid the large overheads associated with searching for very common
words in your example text.
- Original Message
Le Mercredi 19 Juillet 2006 12:32, lude a écrit :
> Hi Nicolas,
>
> thanks for answering.
>
> You wrote:
> > And about Luke, ASAIK too, is a Lucene-2 app, so it will be able to read
> > a
>
> 1.4
>
> What do you mean?
> The luke website stated: "Current version is 0.6. It has been released on
> 16
Thanks Mark,
Yes "fr" is fileReader but I don't think is positioned at the end of
file because the same problem occurs when I pass to MoreLikeThis the
File (C:\\Document.txt) instead of a fileReader...
So also if I write:
MoreLikeThis mlt = new MoreLikeThis(ir);
Query query = mlt.like(new File(
>>if (fr != null){
>>System.out.println("Parsing FileReader: " + fr);
>>query = mlt.like(fr);
Not clear from your code but "fr" isn't the same object as "fileReader" is it?
If so, that could be positioned at the end of the file and MoreLikeThis would
therefore read nothing.
- Origi
Hi Nicolas,
thanks for answering.
You wrote:
And about Luke, ASAIK too, is a Lucene-2 app, so it will be able to read a
1.4
What do you mean?
The luke website stated: "Current version is 0.6. It has been released on
16 Feb 2005."
How can Luke be a Lucene-2 application if it was released on F
mark harwood wrote:
> Looks like the class defaults to only searching a field called "contents".
>
> Either:
> a) call setFieldNames() with null to force the class to use a list of all
> indexed fields derived from your IndexReader
> or
> b) call setFieldNames() with the explicit shortlist of fi
Hi,
ok, i tried today and it works greate :-) Thanks a lot for your help.
...one question at least... Is sorting not possible with this
Parallelreader? I get an error. Here my code:
Private Sub LoadParallelIndex()
Ram = New Lucene.Net.Store.RAMDirectory("C:\Lucene\index0_Name")
Erik,
You can reproduce OutOfMemory easily. I've attach test files - this is
altered DistanceSortingTest example from LIA book. Also you can
profile it and see caching of distances arrays.
I'll try to investigate the problem, make patch to trunk version
(probably non caching option) and get back
Looks like the class defaults to only searching a field called "contents".
Either:
a) call setFieldNames() with null to force the class to use a list of all
indexed fields derived from your IndexReader
or
b) call setFieldNames() with the explicit shortlist of field names you want to
match on
C
Hi,
I used the method MoreLikeThis (in search.similar package) of Lucene to
find similar documents, but the result is 0 documents also when I index
more times the same document. I don't understand why the search doesn't
work... Here I give you the code I used:
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