: Re: Index / Query IP Address as number.
I have a text field containing a large piece of mixed text , like :
test test 12/12/2001 12345 192.168.1.1 1234324
I need to create a copy field which will capture only all IPs from the text
( may be more than one IP ) .
What will be the best way to do
WordDelimiter to not break down the IP , so as
alternative I will use a copy field .
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Use a PatternReplaceCharFilterFactory to map the periods to empty strings, then
use a KeywordTokenizer and a string field type. If you want to sort it or do
range queries, you might use an integer field.
wunder
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Subject: Index / Query IP Address as number.
This question was raised here for a few times , but no final solution was
provided .
I'am using a combi
have the IP as num , without breaking it on parts .
( have only 19216813 )
Thanks .
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Not really, non text fields really don't get an analysis chain. The
simplest thing would probably be to use copyField and store it both
textually and as a numeric. You could handle that on the indexing side
from the client or by writing an update component.
But IPv4 addresses are really just 32-b
Small addition:
To support query, I probably have to implement an analyzer (query time)...
An analyzer can be configured on numeric (i.e non TEXT) field?
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 6:48 PM, Isaac Hebsh wrote:
> Hi.
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> I have to index field which contains an IP address.
> Users want to query this f
