any one know how to get the unique fields from the field in the lucene
index.
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Dejan Nenov wrote:
Second that - I was a client of Stellent - the libs work great but are
expensive. To see Stellent in action - get a copy of the free X1 desktop
search or the X1 server (Lucene based).
I would say that the libs work great but are slow.
One problem is that they don't provide a
jacky wrote:
hi Daniel,
How do you use a separate database to check the duplicate fields? It is
interesting!
It's simple enough. Every time we're about to process a new item we
look in the database to see if there is already an item with the same
ID. If there isn't, we add the row. If
I was assuming that you had stored dates as a separate field, but if you
haven't then I'm pretty sure range queries won't work.
Which begs the question whether you *should* store dates separately, but
only you can answer that
Erick
On 9/10/06, Luke Tan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Tha
Hi,
Oops. You just remind me about that. I conveniently think regex as simple as
* and ?
Yes, I understood java regex.
Thanks
Luke
On 9/9/06, Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To use SpanRegexQuery, you need to understand regular expressions.
The WildcardQuery syntax is _NOT_ the same
Hi,
Thanks for the previous explanation. I can't use Range Query as I need to
search something like
born in 200?
to find all that were born in 2001, 2002, ... 2006
Or do you think this will work
people:["born in 2001" TO "born in 2006"]
But it is much easier for the user to search
people:"born
