ow would
> these range facets prevent the potential issues I found such as getting
> product facets instead of customer facets, or having very large numbers of
> ANDs and ORs, and so forth.
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ionality.
I will further look into the suggestions that I have received so far,
however I have concerns that my Solr project cannot proceed with the
technology present. Lance may be correct in his assertion that I am using
the incorrect tool for the job.
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otential issues I found such as getting
product facets instead of customer facets, or having very large numbers of
ANDs and ORs, and so forth.
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a fieldtype
> that houses the product data.
>
> note that I only skimmed the thread. hopefully, I'll get get some time to
> look at it more closely
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ckets. Filter queries are very fast in Solr 1.4 and this would limit
> your range query execution to documents which match the buckets.
>
Thank you for this suggestion. I will look into this.
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ow.
>
> also, another option might be to encode the "product" information (ie using
> a field delimiter, something like CSV) and then storing it into a multivalue
> field for each customer. I dont know how you would search that data tho
> (maybe by having a unique delimite
product data.
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ing like CSV) and then storing it into a multivalue
field for each customer. I dont know how you would search that data tho
(maybe by having a unique delimiter for each field?)
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cbennett wrote:
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> Solr supports multi value fields so you could store one document per
> customer and have multi value fields for the product information.
>
> Colin.
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> Subject: question about schemas
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>
> I just started using Solr, and I am trying to figure out how to setup
> my
> schema. I know that Solr doesn’t have JOINs, and so I am having some
> difficulty figuring out how would I setup a schema for the following
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