RE: Using more than one index

: RE: Using more than one index : A document (in our case an xml that has many metadata) can have more : than one date, each date with 2 attributes: : 00-00-1886 : : In the date index I have for every in the input xml a document : with fields: type (document |other), date, art (birthday

RE: Using more than one index

: A document (in our case an xml that has many metadata) can have more : than one date, each date with 2 attributes: : 00-00-1886 : : In the date index I have for every in the input xml a document : with fields: type (document |other), date, art (birthday | deportation | : death...). For example

RE: Using more than one index

won't get the correct results. Regards, Mile Rosu -Original Message- From: Chris Hostetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:55 AM To: java-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: Re: Using more than one index A couple of suggestions... 1) don't use multip

Re: Using more than one index

A couple of suggestions... 1) don't use multiple indexes. create one index, with one document per "thing" you want to return (in this case it sounds like books) and index all of the relevent data about each thing in that doc. If multiple people worked on a book, add all of their names to the sa