: Actual requirement is to get day wise total no. of counts for multiple
: terms.
the approach you described in your original mail (using multiple fqs to
identify your terms, and using multiple facet.range requests on the date
field with differnet exclusions) will work fine.
the confusing part
There's nothing like that built in that I know
of, the closest in concept is "pivot faceting"
but that doesn't work in this case.
Best
Erick
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 2:13 AM, vrparekh wrote:
> Thanks Erick,
>
> yes example url i provided is bit confusing, sorry for that.
>
> Actual requirement is
Thanks Erick,
yes example url i provided is bit confusing, sorry for that.
Actual requirement is to get day wise total no. of counts for multiple
terms.
if we use q=(firstterm OR
secondterm)&facet.query=firstterm&facet.query=secondTerm. It will provide
total no. of records count for both search
I'm a little confused here. Faceting is about counting docs that meet
your query restrictions. I.e. the "q=" and "fq=" clauses. So your original
problem statement simply cannot be combined into a single query
since your q= clauses are different. You could do something like
q=(firstterm OR secondter
