I understand that upon performing an index (full-import or delta-import), the
dataimport.properties file is written to with a last_index_time which can
then be accessed by the data-config.xml for delta-import queries with
${dataimporter.last_index_time}.
I was curious if another key could be adde
Hi, I'm trying to do a search on a range of floats that are part of my solr
schema. Basically we have a collection of "fees" that are associated with
each document in our index.
The query I tried was:
q=fees:[3 TO 10]
This should return me documents with Fee values between 3 and 10
inclusively,
about having multiple fee fields, each with just one fee value?
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I'm getting very odd behavior from a wildcard search.
For example, when I'm searching for docs with a name containing the word
"International" the following occur:
q=name:(inte*) -- found "International"
q=name:(intern*) -- found "International"
q=name:(interna*) -- did not find "International"
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cjkadakia wrote:
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It helps tremendously, Erick, and it was the exact idea I had last night
after reflecting with a nice scotch. :)
I'm planning on indexing the name field as "text" as I have been, and then
indexing it again as "nameLiteral" or something with a field type not
containing stemming. The code submittin
Worked exactly as intended. The name field is now indexed as text and the
unstemmed "textgen". I have the submission throwing an OR between both for
any name searches, and voila. Stemming and wildcard searches are in tact.
Thanks!! :)
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First of all, I want to thank you guys for your help thus far. It's been very
useful during my search-engine integration project. :)
So I'm having a few issues with the spell checking component of Solr. For
reference, I'm using Solr 1.4.
First, I'm not getting any search results period. Here's m
I'm encountering a potential bug in Solr regarding wildcards. I have two
fields defined thusly:
and
Understood. My solution was to convert any search terms with an asterisk to
lowercase prior to submitting to solr and it seems to be working correctly
now. Thanks for your help.
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