Thanks for your advice and for your comments.
In fact, we don't use facets to offer a facet UI to user, but to analyze
user request, then send a second request to Solr.
Lot of requests have lot of answers (often more then a thousand), so we need
to filter user request with fq parameter, if possib
: I have two fields TOWN and POSTALCODE and I want to concat those two in one
: field to do faceting
As others have pointed out, copy field doesn't do a "concat", it just
adds the field values from the source field to the desc field (so with
those two lines you will typically get two values fo
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 10:21, elisabeth benoit
wrote:
> ...
>
> so do you think the dih (which I just discovered) would be appropriate to do
> the whole process (read a database, read fields from xml contained in some
> of the database columns, add informations from csv file)???
>
> from what I ju
hmmm... that sounds interesting and brings me somewhere else.
we are actually reindexing data every night but the whole process is done by
talend (reading and formatting data from a database) and this makes me
wondering if we should use Solr instead to do this.
in this case, concat two fields, th
Are you using the DIH?? You can use the transformer to concat the two fields
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The easiest way is to concat() the fields in SQL, and pass it to indexing
as one field already merged together.
Thanks,
On 7/5/11 1:12 AM, "elisabeth benoit" wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have two fields TOWN and POSTALCODE and I want to concat those two in
>one
>field to do faceting
>
>My two fields ar
