Subject: Re: Null field values
When you indexed the fields you can't get back, did you use
Field.Store.YES?
I've been confused by the fact that Luke can "reconstruct" fields that
aren't stored, but are indexed
If that isn't the problem, perhaps you could post some
When you indexed the fields you can't get back, did you use Field.Store.YES?
I've been confused by the fact that Luke can "reconstruct" fields that
aren't stored, but are indexed
If that isn't the problem, perhaps you could post some code snippets.
Best
Erick
values no matter what I'm searching for.
Thanks,
Seeta
-Original Message-
From: Erick Erickson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 6:55 PM
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Null field values
There is no requirement that every document contain values for
There is no requirement that every document contain values for every field.
Doc A could have fields z, y, x, and Doc B could have fields x, w, v. So,
when you say "some of the values are being returned as null", do you mean
that you *never* get any values for some field or you get values for a fie
Hi,
I indexed some XML files using Lucene. When I open up the index using
Luke, I can see that all the fields are stored correctly in the index.
But, when I try to grab the fields from the hits, after searching, some
of the values are being returned as null. Any suggestions about what
might be
