Hi,
I have an index with about 20 different fields.
I'd like to query my index to get the list of all different terms for
a given field.
Is it something possible in a simple way? I mean simpler than getting
every terms of the index and then keeping only those which match the
given field.
Thanks i
Hi,
Actually I have the same problem. Queries are working on a few fields
but not all of them, although the index is ok (checked it with luke).
But I have no idea to solve that...
Jean-Marie Tinghir
2005/6/22, Urs Eichmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My index consists of about 26 fields. I have a
Hi,
> Just looking for pointers. I'm new to java and lucene.
I guess you're new to J2EE too... You should study servlets and jsps a bit.
You'll have to call Searcher.java in your servlet, unless you use
frameworks like struts then it'll be in your business code.
Good luck!
Jean-Marie Tinghir
> do you keep your indexWriter open all the time during process?
I think that might be the real cause. And as it reopen it all the
time, the mergeFactor isn't used at all I guess...
I'll try to modify that.
Thanks.
Jean-Marie Tinghir
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> Well, it just took 145 minutes to index 2670 files (450 MB) in one
> index (29 MB).
> It only took 33 minutes when I did it into ~10 indexes (global size of 32 MB).
Forgot to add, that it does not only indexes files, it also creates
XML documents. So don't worry if takes 30 minutes to index 450
> Could you qualify a bit more about what is slow?
Well, it just took 145 minutes to index 2670 files (450 MB) in one
index (29 MB).
It only took 33 minutes when I did it into ~10 indexes (global size of 32 MB).
> Perhaps you need to optimize the index?
Perhaps, never tried it...
JM
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Hi,
I have a 25 Mb index and was wondering if it would be better to divide
it in about 10 indexes and search in it with MutliSearcher.
Would searching be faster this way?
The indexing would be faster I guess, as it is getting slower and
slower while indexes get bigger.
But searching?
Jean-Marie
> : When I search "hotliner:such" I get a 0 result. ("such" gets the same)
> : But when I search "hotliner:such*", I get the 277 expected results!
>
> (or treating it as a stop word)
You're right!
Unfortunately someone's name in my company is 'such' and you made me
realize that it's also a common
Hi Lucene community,
I'm facing a strange problem, that you'll probably understand as I'm
only a newbie to Lucene.
When I search "hotliner:such" I get a 0 result. ("such" gets the same)
But when I search "hotliner:such*", I get the 277 expected results!
Why is the first query not working?
Thanks
