Btw. your example is a simple boolean query, and this will also work:
&bq=(myfield1:0 AND myfield2:1)^100.0
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On 9. juni 2011, at 13.31, Jan Høydahl wrote:
> Check the new if() function
Check the new if() function in Trunk, SOLR-2136. You could then use it in &bf=
or &boost=
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On 9. juni 2011, at 13.05, jlefebvre wrote:
> thanks it's ok
>
> another question
> how to d
thanks it's ok
another question
how to do a condition in &bq ?
something like &bq=iif(myfield1 = 0 AND myfield2 = 1;1;0)
thanks
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On 9 June 2011 11:31, jlefebvre wrote:
> Hello
>
> I try to boost a query with a range values but I can't find the correct
> syntax :
> this is ok .&bq=myfield:"-1"^5 but I want to do something lik this
> &bq=myfield:"-1 to 1"^5
>
> Boost value from -1 to 1
>
> thanks
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