Did you get answer? I'm interesting also.
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SOLVED. Containing white spaces were not the problem. I wanted to see
the content of org_fqdn_hierarchy in the response and changed the field
definition stored from false to true. And my subquery returns the
desired results.
Best regards
Johannes
Am 11.02.2017 um 11:18 schrieb Johannes:
> Hello.
On 2/10/2017 2:55 PM, David Hastings wrote:
> of right now has 22 million documents and sits around 360 gb. at this
> rate, it would be around a TB index size. is there a common
> hardware/software configuration to handle TB size indexes?
Memory is the secret to Solr performance. Lots and lots of
Perhaps weight means term frequency in collection?
If so,the merged result mentioned previous mail is as below,right?
apple(weight:22)
abacus(weight:14)
ability(weight:11)
absence(weight:4)
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Yes, you are right. I was just trying to help, and did not have time to dig out
the details. So the question is: how do you tell Solr to pass the language arg
to Tika and Tesseract?
On February 11, 2017 12:54:02 AM EST, "Игорь Абрашин"
wrote:
>Hi, Rick.
>I didnt mean that he need to train, be
Thank you both for your answers.
I tried to find some French homophone words (tache / tâche, bouche /
bouché, ...) with different stems (with snowball, minimal and light
stemmers), but without success. So put the ASCIIFolding filter before the
stemmer is not a big issue (in French) for precision.
Hi,all
I would like to know the meanings of "weight" including the response
Suggester Component return.
For example,when I use Suggester Compnet(refer to the URL below),
I got the result as below.
term=Apple,weight=3,payload=
・Suggeser Component
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/
Hello.
I would like to query data depending on a value in a document. But it
works only, when it contains no whitespaces.
q=fqdn:"cn=user 1,ou=users"&fl=fqdn,orgnav:[subquery]&orgnav.q={!dismax
qf=org_fqdn_hierarchy v=$row.org_fqdn_hierarchy}&orgnav.fq=type:org
The first document looks like
{
f
