I have many values in each field, I cant use facet query... (I dont know all
the values)
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How many different values do you have in your fields and do you know them ?
Faceting by query is not an option for you ?
Ludovic.
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Using a copy field will require reindeer of my data, I am looking for a
solution without reindex.
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If you used pivot facets you'd get all the information back, but you'd have
to combine the cells yourself.
Best,
Erick
On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 6:02 AM, SolrUser1543 wrote:
> Hi!
> How can I create a facet combining 2 (or more) different fields, without
> using copy field to union them?
> For ex
Why not copy them into a facet field. Space constraints?
If space is the concern, you need to remember that facets use indexed
value, so that copy target field has absolutely no reason to be
stored. And indexed values are stored only once per unique token, so
then you are only paying for posting t
