Thanks a lot Aditya and Andrzej .. Your responses were really helpful.
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 6:15 AM, Andrzej Bialecki wrote:
> On 26/07/2012 22:04, Phanindra R wrote:
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>> Thanks for the reply Abdul.
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>> I was exploring the API and I think we can retrieve all those words by
>> using a brute
On 26/07/2012 22:04, Phanindra R wrote:
Thanks for the reply Abdul.
I was exploring the API and I think we can retrieve all those words by
using a brute-force approach.
1) Get all the terms using indexReader.terms()
2) Process the term only if it belongs to the target field.
3) Get all the do
s highly appeciated.
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llows me to recognize the document in both indices.
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her id-type-field which
> allows me to recognize the document in both indices.
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> Any guidance is highly appeciated.
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> Thanks,
> Phani
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Hi,
I've an index to analyze (manually). Unfortunately, I cannot rebuild
the index. Some of the fields are 'unstored'. I was wondering whether
there's any way to get the terms from an unstored field for each doc.
Positional information is not necessary. Lucene version is 3.5.
The reason am tr
