The easiest solution would probably be to have a facet on the quantity
field and calculate the total quantity on the client side.
Svein
On 4. aug.. 2008, at 21.47, Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Leonardo,
You'd have to read that "quantity" fields for all matching documents
one way or the other.
O
On 27. aug.. 2008, at 19.44, Glenn-Erik Sandbakken wrote:
At sesam.no we want to replace a FAST (fast.no) Query Matching Server
with a Solr index.
The index we are trying to replace is not a regular index, but
specially
configured to perform phrases (and sub-phrases) matches against
severa
On 7. okt.. 2008, at 21.49, abhishek007 wrote:
Hi,
My application needs to handle synonyms for courses. The most
natural way to
achieve this would be having the field "course" to be multivalued.
Now, say I add documents like:
John Dane
Algorithms
Theory
Computability, Complexity and
On Oct 13, 2008, at 9:34 PM, abhishek007 wrote:
Svein Parnas-2 wrote:
One way to boost exact match of one occurrence of a multivalued field
is to add some kind of special start-of-field token and end-of-field
token in the data, eg:
John Dane
softok Algorithms eoftok
softok Theory
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
Or send the queries in parallell from the PHP script (use CURL).
Svein
2010/5/7 caman :
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On Dec 12, 2007, at 2:50 AM, Nuno Leitao wrote:
FAST uses two pipelines - an ingestion pipeline (for document
feeding) and a query pipeline which are fully programmable (i.e.,
you can customize it fully). At ingestion time you typically prepare
documents for indexing (tokenize, character
