Batzenmann wrote:
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> cahining
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and meant: 'chaining' -
sry for spamming,
Axel
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Hi,
I recently discovered that the copyFields directive exclusively works for
copying fields from the input doc to the indexed/stored doc.
I'd like to be able to do the following:
excerpt from schema.xml:
where only "someInputField1..4" is specified in the doc in th
Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
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> I haven't used the German analyzer (either Snowball or the one we have in
> Lucene's contrib), but have you checked if that does the trick of keeping
> words together?
>
I'm not sure how this can work out with words that are space separated,
especially since we use a
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to create a fieldtype which will apart from the
whitespacedtokenized tokens also store concatenated versions of the tokens.
The ShingleFilter does s.th. very similar but keeps spaces in between words.
In german a shoe(Schuh) you wear in your 'spare time'(Freizeit) is ac
Walter Underwood wrote:
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> First, define separate analyzer/filter chains for index and query.
> Do not include synonyms in the query chain.
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> Second, use a separate indexing system and use Solr index distribution
> to sync the indexes to one or more query systems. This will create a new
> Se
Hi again,
Walter Underwood wrote:
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> More details on index-time vs. query-time synonyms are here:
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> http://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters#SynonymFilter
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thx, for pointing that out - That's definitely s.th. worth revising. Butimho
the issue of a changing synonyms.txt
Hi,
I'm quite new to solr and I'm looking for a way to extend the list of used
synonyms used at query-time without having to reload the config. What I've
found so far are these tow thread linked to below, of which neither really
helped me out.
Especially the MultiCore solution seems a little bit
