Right, we get a different query for each index . You can merge the
results, but, from what I understand, the scores are relative to an
index, so comparing scores may not be meaningful.
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Just some thoughts - no answers.
As the analyser for each ind
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Just some thoughts - no answers.
As the analyser for each index is different then the query produced by the
query parser will be different.
I had understand it this way, thank you for confirming it.
It may be that you will have to create a query per index then run
Just some thoughts - no answers.
As the analyser for each index is different then the query produced by the
query parser will be different.
It may be that you will have to create a query per index then run the
multiple queries on each index separately. You would then need to somehow
combine
Thank you for your answer Grant.
I already have a similar architecture than yours, allowing me do
retrieve the analyzer used for a specific index.
But how does it solve the problem of doing one search on multiple
indices using multiple analyzer ?
I'm not sure I was enough clear when asking my
I store an Index (not part of Lucene) object w/ the Lucene index that
contains a bunch of metadata about the index, one being the name of the
Analyzer used (other things include the language of the Index, which
field contains a unique document identifier (not the internal Lucene
id), etc. Then at
Olivier Jaquemet wrote:
I have many indices, one for each language, each one has been indexed
using a specific analyzer.
I want to search in all my indices, but I still want/need to use the
same analyzer that has been used for indexing.
MultiSearch only accept one query, and if I use for exampl
Hi,
I have many indices, one for each language, each one has been indexed
using a specific analyzer.
I want to search in all my indices, but I still want/need to use the
same analyzer that has been used for indexing.
MultiSearch only accept one query, and if I use for example QueryParser,
I ca
