ok, so fq != facet.query. i thought it was an alias. I'm trying your
suggestion fq=Memory_s:"1 GB" and now it's returning zero documents even
though there is one document that has "tommy" and "Memory_s:1 GB" as
seen in the original pastie(http://pastie.org/650932). I tried the fq
query body with quotes and without quotes.
http://lh:8983/solr/select/?facet=true&facet.field=CPU_s&facet.field=Memory_s&facet.field=Video+Card_s&wt=ruby&fq=%22Memory_s:1+GB%22&q=tommy&indent=on
Any thoughts?
thanks,
tommy
On 10/12/09 1:00 AM, Shalin Shekhar Mangar wrote:
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 6:07 AM, Tommy Chheng<tommy.chh...@gmail.com>wrote:
The dummy data set is composed of 6 docs.
My query is set for 'tommy' with the facet query of Memory_s:1+GB
http://lh:8983/solr/select/?facet=true&facet.field=CPU_s&facet.field=Memory_s&facet.field=Video+Card_s&wt=ruby&facet.query=Memory_s:1+GB&q=tommy&indent=on
However, in the response (http://pastie.org/650932), I get two docs: one
which has the correct field Memory_s:1 GB and the second document which has
a Memory_s:3+GB. Why did the second document match if i set the facet.query
to just 1+GB??
facet.query does not limit documents. It is used for finding the number of
documents matching the query. In order to filter the result set you should
use filter query e.g. fq=Memory_s:"1 GB"
