On May 4, 2010, at 7:20 AM, pointbreak+s...@ml1.net wrote: > I want to link documents to multiple spatial points, and filter > documents based on a bounding box. I was expecting that the > solr.PointType would help me with that, but run into a problem. When I > create a filter, it seems that Solr matches the latitude and longitude > of the PointType separately. Could somebody please advice me if this is > expected behavior, and if so how to handle this usecase. > > My setup is as follows: > > in schema.xml: > <fieldType name="location" class="solr.PointType" dimension="2" > subFieldSuffix="_d"/> > <field name="location" type="location" indexed="true" stored="true" > multiValued="true"/> > > I create a document with the following locations: > 52.3672174, 4.9126891 and: > 52.3624717, 4.9106624 > > This document will match with the filter: > location:[52.362,4.911 TO 52.363,4.913] > > I would have expected it not to match, since both locations are outside > this bounding box (the longitude of the second, and the latitude of the > first point as point would be inside the bounding box).
Yes, it stores those points as separate fields internally. You should be able to see this by adding &debugQuery=true. You probably will need to have a separate field for the second point, or use a filter query that respects the position of the token (which doesn't exist and would need to be implemented) HTH, Grant
