If you want performance, a better way might be to assign some special
string/value (if it's easy to create) to the missing field of docs and
index the field without tokenizing it. Then you may search for that
special value to find the docs.
Jay
Les Fletcher wrote:
Does this particular range
Does this particular range query have any significant performance issues?
Les
Erik Hatcher wrote:
On Jul 23, 2007, at 11:32 AM, testn wrote:
Is it possible to search for the document that specified field
doesn't exist
or such field value is null?
This is from Solr, so I'm not sure off the
On Jul 23, 2007, at 11:32 AM, testn wrote:
Is it possible to search for the document that specified field
doesn't exist
or such field value is null?
This is from Solr, so I'm not sure off the top of my head if this
mojo applies by itself, but a search for -fieldname:[* TO *] will
result
Also, are you perhaps closing the indexWriter after each addDoc()?
"Michael McCandless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This is spooky. Could you provide more details about how you are using
> IndexWriter? Are you changing "max buffered docs" from the default?
>
> Also, can you call writer.setIn
This is spooky. Could you provide more details about how you are using
IndexWriter? Are you changing "max buffered docs" from the default?
Also, can you call writer.setInfoStream(System.out), capture that log, and
post it?
Mike
"Harini Raghavan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I jus
Hi All,
I just upgraded my application to use lucene 2.2. Prior to this, I was using
lucene 1.9.1 and the addDocument method in the IndexWriter used to keep
merging smaller segments while adding new documents depending on the
mergeFactor. I was using the default mergeFactor settings. But after th
Is it possible to search for the document that specified field doesn't exist
or such field value is null?
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IMHO, stemming is hurting index. A stemmed index can't be use for
completion or other kind of search.
But stemming is nice for synonyms search. You should look for
spellchecker code. If you index your word with stemmed version, you can
provide a synonym filter, just like wordnet example.
M.
Le lu
Le dimanche 22 juillet 2007 à 13:17 -0500, Dmitry a écrit :
> Mathieru,
> I never used Compass, i know that there is integration Shards /Search with
> Hibernate, but it absolutely different what actually I need, probably I can
> take a look on it. any way thanks
> thanks,
> DT
Not only hibernate
Hi,
I want to implement synonym search in my application.
I think there are two ways to implement synonym search.
Index the documents using a synonym analyzer
OR
Expand the query using a parser which uses a synonym analyzer.
Well I am expanding query as indexing with synonym analyzer takes
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