The "val1" is same for both the test with limit 100 and 200 so the following is true.
limit=100 <int name="foo">1225</int> <int name="bar">1082</int> <int name="zoo">1076</int> limit=200 <int name="foo">1366</int> <int name="bar">1321</int> <int name="zoo">1315</int> This I have noticed irrespective of facet.limit too. Please refer to my previous mail for the example. Thanks, Modassar On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 3:01 PM, Toke Eskildsen <t...@statsbiblioteket.dk> wrote: > On Mon, 2016-05-02 at 15:53 +0530, Modassar Ather wrote: > > E.g. > > Query : text_field:term&facet.field=f&facet.limit=100 > > Result : > > <int name="val1">1225</int> > > <int name="val2">1082</int> > > <int name="val3">1076</int> > > > > Query : text_field:term&facet.field=f&facet.limit=200 > > <int name="val1">1366</int> > > <int name="val2">1321</int> > > <int name="val3">1315</int> > > Is the "val1" in your limit=100 test the same term as your "val1" in > your limit=200-test? > > > Or to phrase it another way: Do you have > > limit=100 > <int name="foo">1225</int> > <int name="bar">1082</int> > <int name="zoo">1076</int> > > limit=200 > <int name="foo">1366</int> > <int name="bar">1321</int> > <int name="zoo">1315</int> > > > or > > limit=100 > <int name="foo">1225</int> > <int name="bar">1082</int> > <int name="zoo">1076</int> > > limit=200 > <int name="baz">1366</int> > <int name="pli">1321</int> > <int name="osk">1315</int> > > > - Toke Eskildsen, State and University Library, Denmark > >
