Re: Multi-value (complex) field indexing

2009-12-30 Thread Leonid M.
* Yes, I understand the first part about two rows and querying. * The problem is - I'm not the one creating those Analyzers and storing documents into indexes. All I could say - "add this field to document", it's as simple as this. Luckily the system is built using Pico and OSGi, so I will try t

Re: Multi-value (complex) field indexing

2009-12-30 Thread Erick Erickson
You'll have one problem if you can't return a different increment gap, you'll match across rows. Say you index row 1 with "aaa" "bbb" "ccc", then row two with "ddd", "eee", "fff". Just adding multiple rows to a single document, that document would match the phrase "ccc ddd". I don't understand wh

Re: Multi-value (complex) field indexing

2009-12-29 Thread Leonid M.
You got me, thanks a lot. This is exactly I was trying to ask (meaning find this values within the row number 2). I'm afraid I'm not be able to proceed because I have no access to analyzer configuration (the system - JIRA 4.0) uses the hardcoded pre-configured set of default analyzers. Thanks a l

Re: Multi-value (complex) field indexing

2009-12-28 Thread Erick Erickson
I'm not following entirely here, but multi-valued fields are supported. Something like (bad pseudo-code here) doc = new Document doc.add(new Field("rows", wrote: > *Problem description* > > - I have a complex multi-value field. So, each value consist from several > rows. > - Each rows consi

Multi-value (complex) field indexing

2009-12-28 Thread Leonid M.
*Problem description* - I have a complex multi-value field. So, each value consist from several rows. - Each rows consists from several cells/items I want to be able to match those issues, which have a *row* with cellA="AAA" and cellB="BBB". Having a search by all the table (meaning - a