> Have two cores with some common fields in their schemas. I want to perform > a MLT query on one core and get results from the other schema. Both cores > have same type of id. > >Having the same "type of id" in two different cores is of no good for a MLT >handler (which in-fact operates on one core)
Right; the cores share the same data type and name for their ID. Was hoping that would allow me to do the same thing I am doing for cross core queries on common schema fields - I can query one core and get aggregate results from both based on common fields. > How is it suggested to perform a MLT query cross core / schema? Currently, > I only see getting the result from one core and performing a query with the > common fields in the second core and treating those results as MLT results. > >It depends on your requirement. If it is about simply aggregating the >results, then you can run MLT handler for both the cores independently and >merge the response thereafter based on your understanding of the underlying >data in the responses. Am trying to do the following given: - Two cores with common named and typed IDs (no dupes between them) - Some number of common fields for other data like title and body. Make a MLT query to core A (or event core B) passing in ID of core A and getting MLT results that have data from core B only. My thought now is I cannot use MLT and instead must do a query to B using the fields from core A ID as query params. Is there big difference in what will be returned as results using query instead of MLT?
