My unique is more like synonym. For instance: Brain cancer, Cancer of
the brain, Brain neoplasm, are the same, so i need to tokenize the title
remove the stop words etc.
I have a problem with the indexing... with a new title first i have to
search in the index, if the title is not found write
So, you're tokenizing the title field? If so, I don't understand how you
expect
this to work. Would the title "this is one order" and "is one order this" be
considered
identical? Would capitalization matter? Punctuation? Throwing all the terms
of a title into a tokenized field and expecting some ma
The "problem" is that my unique field is a title, many terms per field.
I want to make an index with titles and i don't want to have duplicates.
John
Erick Erickson wrote:
You can easily find whether a term is in the index with TermEnum/TermDocs
(I think TermEnum is all you really need).
Exce
You can easily find whether a term is in the index with TermEnum/TermDocs
(I think TermEnum is all you really need).
Except, you'll probably also have to keep an internal map of IDs added since
the searcher was opened and check against that too.
Best
Erick
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Ion B
Hi,
I want to create an index with one unique field.
Before inserting a document i must be sure that "unique field" is unique.
John
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