: I read that, but I'm outside of the typical usage I believe (as I have
: no additional parameters so I'm not getting a subset): in my case it
: seems the result would be in the queryResultCache anyway if I do a
: normal search , or am I missing something?
youre not missing anything -- each of t
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 2:04 PM, NarasimhaRaju wrote:
> Hi,
>
> using filterQuery(fq) is more efficient because SolrIndexSearcher will make
> use of filterCache
> and in your case it returns entire set from the cache instead of searching
> from the entire index.
> more info about solrCaches at
,
P.N.Raju,
From: gabriele renzi
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 11:54:24 AM
Subject: Query or FilterQuery for exact field match
Hi everyone,
in our app we sometimes use solr programmatically to retrieve all the
elements that have a
Hi everyone,
in our app we sometimes use solr programmatically to retrieve all the
elements that have a certain value in a single-valued single-token
field ( brand:xxx).
Since we are not interested in scoring this results, I was thinking
that maybe this should be performed as a filterQuery (fq="br
Another solution is to put a special token in front and end of every
occurence of the field, eg aastartaa in front an zzendzz in the end (a
solution looking like Fasts boundary match feature behind the hood),
You could then search for exact match ("aastartaa your phrase
zzendzz"), and you w
it works...
thanks for your help
bye
Da: Erick Erickson
A: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Inviato: Lunedì 26 gennaio 2009, 20:29:17
Oggetto: Re: exact field match
You need to index and search using something like
KeywordAnalyzer. That analyzer does no
You need to index and search using something like
KeywordAnalyzer. That analyzer does no tokenizing/
data transformation or such. For instance, it
doesn't fold case.
You will be unable to search for "bond" and get a hit
in this case, so one solution is to use two fields, and
search one or the othe
Hi all,
i'm using a string field named "myField"
and 2 documents containing:
1. myField="my name is james bond"
2. myField="james bond"
if i use a query like this:
myField:"james bond" it returns 2 documents
how can i get only the second document using a string or text field? I need to
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