Thanks for your answer - I will store both texts (I have my own objects' ids
that i use to identify the documents) and will index the text after the
merge.
Thank you,
Liat
2009/2/26 Erick Erickson
> Reconstructing a field from an index is
> 1> slow
> 2> lossy (what about stemmed words? stopword
Reconstructing a field from an index is
1> slow
2> lossy (what about stemmed words? stopwords? )
UNLESS you have stored the data (Field.Store.YES/COMPRESS),
in which case you can just get the field from each index and put it
in the new one. Tokenization has little to do with this although you
coul
Hi,
I have two indexes, each has a tokenized field and I would like to combine
them both into one field in a new index.
How can it be done?
(Is it a good approach or is it better to hold them as untokenized text and
only when I create the new index, then to tokenize it?)
Many thanks,
Liat
Hi,
I have two indexes, each has a tokenized field and I would like to combine
them both into one field in a new index.
How can it be done?
(Is it a good approach or is it better to hold them as untokenized text and
only when I create the new index, then to tokenize it?)
Many thanks,
Liat
