Hi Jeyaprakash,
Thanks for your suggestions. Are you referring to Dataimporthandler
properties, to configure this in data-config.xml? Since I am currently
referring to partial date search in my online queries, I am not sure whether
this will help achieve that. Can you please explain bit more?
Tha
Hi Benedetti Alessandro,
Thanks for your comments. In our application, Solr search is used in
multiple places. With respect to using a middle layer, our online requests
go through the search API (Middle layer) which is built on top of solr,
whereas the editorial tool, along with few other custom t
I agree with Erick,
converting dates into String is really a bad idea.
This "custom component" makes me curious, I assume you have :
Front End - Search-api -Solr or something similar.
If you want the front end to send the partial date, then the search-api can
handle the conversion.
If you want the
Hi Sriram,
Add the tag 'propertyWriter' directly under the 'dataConfig' tag. The
property "last_index_time" is converted to text and stored in the
properties file and is available for the next import as the variable
'${dih.last_index_time}' . This tag gives control over how this properties
file is
Hi Sriram,
Add the tag 'propertyWriter' directly under the 'dataConfig' tag. The
property "last_index_time" is converted to text and stored in the
properties file and is available for the next import as the variable
'${dih.last_index_time}' . This tag gives control over how this properties
file is
I am actually using one such component to take in the partial dates like
2015-10 and create full UTC dates out of it and query using that. But since
I was checking on that wiki about partial date search and since I couldn't
find that it is available only from 5.x, I was curious to know if by some
w
Still, I have to ask why bother? Presumably you have some kind of front-end
that takes the dates. Simply have that form the proper full date specification.
Or create a query component that intercepts the query on the Solr side and
massages it enough to form the full date. Or
Using strings and
Yes Eric. I am using that full date form based date range query till now and
we have a requirement change to search based on partial date ranges. Hence
was looking at these options.
Kind Regards,
-Sriram
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You do not have to upgrade or use strings to support this use-case,
just specify the full date format.
i.e. instead of this:
2016-01-10 TO 2016-01-21
use this:
2016-01-10T00:00:00Z TO 2016-01-21T00:00:00Z
Your performance will be much worse with string types and regexes
than either tdate or dat
Probably, I should not have mentioned, it cannot be achieved, as still we can
achieve that by using multiple OR queries with regex matching on that String
field, though it doesn't look good :-)
-Sriram
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Thanks Shawn for providing more info. The looks like for supporting partial
date range search, I would need to rely on String regex search like
fieldName:2016-01*
Though this can support part of the functionality, but if I would like to
search between start and end date, this might not come good,
On 1/25/2016 5:59 PM, vsriram30 wrote:
> I am using solr 4.6.1. I have a date field (TrieDateField) in my schema and
> I am trying to perform partial date range search as given in
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Working+with+Dates
> Query = date_field:[2016-01-11 TO NOW]
> But I
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