On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:07 PM, slaava wrote:
> Thanks for quick reply!
>
> Yes, this is my backup solution. But I prefer some one-query approach -
> there could be many results so I want use SolrQuery.start() and
> SolrQuery.rows() and show persons in table with paging.
Was suggesting just one
Very inspirating, great thanks!
Idea with indexing last number of year is very good and covers current
requirements. But one day there could be requirement for (as you said)
3-years anniversaries.
So I do this:
Index: For every required X-year anniversary there will be field
"year_mod_X" with "YE
Hmmm, doing this with date ranges would be a possibility, although
that would be some really ugly filter queries...
What would happen if you indexed a separate field that was just
the last digit of the year, plus separate fields for year day and month? This
assumes that 1, 5 and 10 are the only ra
Thanks for quick reply!
Yes, this is my backup solution. But I prefer some one-query approach -
there could be many results so I want use SolrQuery.start() and
SolrQuery.rows() and show persons in table with paging.
Are you sure mod() function is supported now? It isn't included in Math.*
functi
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 12:01 PM, slaava wrote:
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> My first idea was to index date in mmdd format (20110817) and use
> modulo:
> 1 year: indexed_date % 1 = 0817
> 5 year: indexed_date % 5 = 10817
> 10 year: indexed_date % 10 = 10817
>
> but I didn't found something like modulo
