Hi Michael,
I haven't been playing with spatial for a while, but if it fully
supports WKT, you could use Intersects instead of Contains and
MULTIPOINT instead of POINT. Something like:
fq={!field f=regionGeometry}Intersects(MULTIPOINT((x1 y1), (x2, y2)))
In any case you can use OR-ed _query_:
fq=_query_:"{!field f=regionGeometry}Contains(POINT(x1, y1))" OR
_query_:"{!field f=regionGeometry}Contains(POINT(x2, y2))"
HTH
Emir
On 26.02.2017 07:08, Michael Dürr wrote:
Hi all,
I index documents containing a spatial field (rpt) that holds a wkt
multipolygon. In order to retrieve all documents for which a certain point
is contained within a polygon I issue the following query:
q=*:*&fq={!field f=regionGeometry}Contains(POINT(<x> <y>))
This works pretty good.
My question is: Is there any syntax to issue this query for multiple points
(i.e. return all documents for which at least one of the points is within
the document's polygon)?
E.g. something like this:
q=*:*&fq={!field f=regionGeometry}ContainsOR(POINT(<x1> <y1>),POINT(<x2>
<y2>),...)
If not - what other efficient options do you xuggest to do such a query?
Best regards,
Michael
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