Thanks for the reply; I had thought the solution would be altering the XML.
Ensdorf Ken wrote: > >> The problem is that the indexed form of this XML is flattened so the >> <car> >> entity has 2 garage names, 2 min values and 2 max values, but the >> grouping >> between the garage name and it's min and max values is lost. The >> danger is >> that we end up doing a comparison of the min-of-the-mins and the >> max-of-the-maxes, which tells us that a car is available in the price >> range >> which may not be true if garage1 has all cars below our search range >> and >> garage2 has all cars above our search range, e.g. if our search range >> is >> 5000-6000 then we should get no match. > > You could index each garage-car pairing as a separate document, embedding > all the necessary information you need for searching. > > e.g.- > > <garage_car> > <car_manufacturer>Ford</manufacturer> > <car_model>Ka</model> > <garage_name>garage1</name> > <min>2000</min> > <max>4000</max> > </garage_car> > > ----- Matt Beaumont mibe...@yahoo.co.uk -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Range-Query-question-tp24737656p24742062.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
