> There is nothing intrinsic in the way Filters work that make them slower
> then Queries -- in the case of RangeQuery vs RangeFilter, a RangeFilter is
> just about always faster then a RangeQuery. (or more specifically: I've
> never seen a case in which a RangeQuery is faster)
>
> [...]
Nice, t
: > You can also use a filter to filter your results. As far as I know
: > Filter does not effect the score
:
: Yes, but wouldn't a filter be at least a little slower in this simple case?
: Perhaps I should just do a few timing tests...
There is nothing intrinsic in the way Filters work that make
> You can also use a filter to filter your results. As far as I know
> Filter does not effect the score
Yes, but wouldn't a filter be at least a little slower in this simple case?
Perhaps I should just do a few timing tests...
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Daniel Naber wrote:
On Montag 24 Oktober 2005 14:29, Maik Schreiber wrote:
Just a quick question: How do I add non-scoring fields to a query? Set
boost to 0?
Yes, just use permissions:blah^0
However, a side effect of this is that Explanations are broken (return
always "0.0: match require
: Re: Non-scoring fields
>>Just a quick question: How do I add non-scoring fields to a query? Set
>>boost to 0?
>
> Yes, just use permissions:blah^0
Cool, thanks.
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Just a quick question: How do I add non-scoring fields to a query? Set
boost to 0?
Yes, just use permissions:blah^0
Cool, thanks.
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On Montag 24 Oktober 2005 14:29, Maik Schreiber wrote:
> Just a quick question: How do I add non-scoring fields to a query? Set
> boost to 0?
Yes, just use permissions:blah^0
Regards
Daniel
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