Well, docIDs are used all over the place in the index. Sometimes
they key into an index file "linearly", like for stored fields and
term vectors index files, but other times they are encoded eg in the
posting lists.
Mike
Cam Bazz wrote:
Yes, I have found. however it is not for reqular
Exactly, that is the method...
Mike
Cam Bazz wrote:
Hello,
Did you mean the
synchronized private void addDeleteDocID(int docId) {
bufferedDeleteDocIDs.add(new Integer(docId));
numBytesUsed += OBJECT_HEADER_BYTES + BYTES_PER_INT +
OBJECT_POINTER_BYTES;
}
this however does not
Cam Bazz wrote:
Yes, I noticed
http://www.archivum.info/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/2006-09/
msg00065.html
Somehow I gotta do my delete within the same writer. I could use
another
field that combines both src and dst field, and use this field without
storing but still a waste of resources.
I wonde
I am looking at the IndexWriter source code - and I could not find a method
(private) to delete by doc id.
Where is it hiding?
Best,
-C.B.
On Jan 19, 2008 1:07 PM, Michael McCandless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Good question
>
> So far, this method has not been carried over to IndexWriter
Yes, I noticed
http://www.archivum.info/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/2006-09/msg00065.html
Somehow I gotta do my delete within the same writer. I could use another
field that combines both src and dst field, and use this field without
storing but still a waste of resources.
I wonder if IndexWriter can be mo
You will have to close the IndexWriter.
Only one "writer" may be open at once on an index, where "writer"
includes an IndexReader that has done some deletes (the first time
you delete a document using a reader, it will acquire the write.lock,
which will fail if you have another writer open
Hello Michael;
how can I construct a chain where both reader and writer at the same state?
You can call getIndexReader method of the IndexSearcher. But when I delete
documents through the reader, how will this interact with the writer?
I am have disabled autoflush and using my own logic to do flus
For this case, too, you will need to use an IndexReader, or use
IndexSearcher to run that particular search and then delete the
docIDs returned using the IndexReader.
Though, be sure to first iterate through all hits, gathering all
docIDs. And then in 2nd pass, do the deletions. Otherwi
Hello Mike;
How about deleting by a compount term?
for example if I have a document with two fields srcId and dstId
and I want to delete the document where srcId=1 and dstId=2
right now there exists a IndexWriter.deleteDocuments(Term t) but with that I
can only delete lets say where srcId=someth
Good question
So far, this method has not been carried over to IndexWriter because
in general it's not really safe, since there's no way to get an
accurate docID from IndexWriter itself.
You can't really "know" when IndexWriter does merges that compacts
deletes and thus changes docID
Hello,
How do I delete a specific document from an indexwriter? I understand there
is deleteDocuments(term) which deletes all the documents matching the term.
But what if I want to delete a document that has more then one term in
specific. I can search the document with a boolean query, and then g
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