hieve this by building a query with start and rows = 0, and using
> .getResults().getNumFound().
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> Are there any more efficient approaches to this?
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> Thanks
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Fair enough, Thanks. Just wanted to confirm that there wasn't a better way of
accomplishing this.
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Found().
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I can achieve this by building a query with start and rows = 0, and using
.getResults().getNumFound().
Are there any more efficient approaches to this?
Thanks
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