according to the wiki you could avoid having 3 filter queries cached by
putting multiple fq parameters:
"Given the following three filtering scenarios of (a) x:bla, (b) y:blub,
and (c) x:bla AND y:blub, will I end up with two or three distinct
filters? In other words, may filters be composites or
Thanks for your explanation, it makes a lot sense to me.
2010/1/21 Lance Norskog
> The docset for "fq=bla:A OR bla:B" has no relation to the other two.
> Different 'fq' filters are made and cached separately. The first time
> you search with a filter query, Solr does that query and saves the
> l
The docset for "fq=bla:A OR bla:B" has no relation to the other two.
Different 'fq' filters are made and cached separately. The first time
you search with a filter query, Solr does that query and saves the
list of documents matching the search.
2010/1/20 Wangsheng Mei :
> The following 3 search se
The following 3 search senarioes:
> bla:A
> bla:B
> bla:A OR bla:B
>
are quite common, so I use 3 filter queries:
fq=bla:A
fq=bla:B
fq=bla:A OR bla:B
My question is,
since the last fq documents set will be build from the first two fq doc
sets, will solr still cache the last fq doc set or it just
