Hi,
I wonder if there is a way to search for documents containing only
a certain word in a specified field.
For example, I would like to search for documents that contain only
"the" in title field. Some titles just contain a single stop word,
but I really need to find it. If the index is created
I have a question about filter caching. I have a lot of QueryFilters
that I use when searching that filter on a single field. Sometimes
alone I use them by themselves, but mostly I use them in some
combination using ChainedFilter. Does the caching take advantage of
only the final filter that
"Andreas Guther" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I found the following recommendation in Lucene in Action from Eric and
> Otis about where to put Lucene lock files:
>
> "Because of known issues with lock files and NFS, choose a directory
> that doesn't reside on an NFS volume."
It's complicated.
Hi,
I found the following recommendation in Lucene in Action from Eric and
Otis about where to put Lucene lock files:
"Because of known issues with lock files and NFS, choose a directory
that doesn't reside on an NFS volume."
Could someone please help me understand what those known issues exactl
Hi, all,
Another quick request succinct for code examples, or an explanation of
what we're doing wrong here.
We've successfully gotten the Snowball Spanish stemmer working in our
test harness. An example that works perfectly: texts that contain
"civilización" or "civilizaciones" produce hits on s
Andreas,
Look at the javadoc for the mergeFactor (under IndexWriter javadoc). This will
let you control how many index files are created in your index dir and how
often index segments are merged. Set it to 1, and see what happens. But a low
mergeFacor will also mean more merging and more IO,
El jue, 26-04-2007 a las 09:29 +1000, Daniel Noll escribió:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I guess there are a few points
> >
> > - it is impossible to stem with total accuracy using rules alone
> >
> > - combining a rule based stemmer with a dictionary could also be error
> > prone. Unrelated wo
Hi Andreas,
There are two important parts here:
1) Index updates will impact search - just think about the disk IO.
2) You will further slow down the search speed by re-opening the index after
detecting a change, as each new re-opening of IndexReader will have to read
some of the index data.
So
Hi, Laxmilal,
You can download the war or zip file here:
http://www.dbsight.net
If not satisfied, you can add your own Lucene Analyzer, JDBC driver,
etc, although source code is not for download.
Thanks!
--
Chris Lu
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Instant Scalable Full-Text Search On Any Database/Ap
Hi,
is any download link for source of dbsight ?
-Laxmilal
On 4/25/07, Chris Lu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Yes.
You can easily create your own search, customize the
display based on existing templates.
You can put in your own analyzer, adjust your search
ranking(e.g. based on price).
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