Huh. Well if you don't want the distance, don't put it in your "fl",
wether it be in the request handler or the request. It may help to know
that you can specify "fl" multiple times and the field list is ultimately
the set of all of them. Given that, you could avoid putting
distance:geodist(
Sir the problem is that we have too many fields in our *fl*, which i didn't
mentioned in my previous mail, and we have so many products in our
organization who are using our search. So in our back end java files we are
handling their requirements are providing results by customizing every
product
You're computing the distance from the locations you've put in your index
to 0,0. Why 0,0? Wouldn't you want to provide a point at query time?
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 7:41 AM, Aman Tandon wrote:
> In this case of *query 2* as mentioned in previous mail, there will be
> distance calculation usi
In this case of *query 2* as mentioned in previous mail, there will be
distance calculation using *distance:geodist(0,0,**latlon)* as it will take
the default lat and lon values , so how it can return the variable distance.
With Regards
Aman Tandon
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 5:06 PM, Aman Tandon wr
Hi Sir,
*Scenario*:
I have to return the distances for every city search so I make these
configurations as described below.
*solrconfig.xml: *
My request handler is "im.search" and its defaults are
none
json
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Hi,
I'm not sure why you are asking or maybe I'm not getting what you *really*
want to know. You'll get the geodesic distance (i.e. the "great circle
distance", the distance on the surface of a sphere) from 0,0 (off the coast
of Africa), to each point indexed in your "location" field.
~ David
Hello,
In my index, i am using the LatlonType, for using the geodist to calculate
the distance, and i am using it like geodist(lat, lon, location). Can
anybody told me what value the geodist will return if i will pass
geodist(0, 0, location)
Thanks
Aman Tandon
