Yes Mikhail. Similar to the one you mentioned. The only difference is that,
in my case a uinon between two cores would work too..
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Eric,
I am trying to boost the fields that match both the cores to the top of the
list. Or atleast get a union of the two cores.
Thanks,
Raavi
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Or do you think there is a way to do a union between the two cores?
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David,
Thank you for the reply.
How about boosting on the records that match the both the cores or may be
boosting on join may be? Is there a way we can do that?
Raav
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David,
Is it possible to write a query to join two cores and either bring back data
from the two cores or to boost on the data coming back from either of the
cores? Is that possible with Solr?
Raavi
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David,
I just subscriped to the solr list..lets see if that will allow me to
posting this.
I will write a Custom ValueSource. I tried the map function that you
suggested, it works but it is not so great on performance.
I will try referring funtion query as a sort instead of bq..may be it wil
I hit a block when I ran into a use case where I had to boost on ranges of
distances calculated at query time. This is the case when the distance is
not present in the document initially but calulated based on the user
entered lat/long values.
1. Is it required that all the boost parameters be se
