Thanks Ephraim for your response.

If I use MultiValued for Comments Field then While Picking data from Solr,
Should I use following Logic :

/*  Sample PseudoCode */

Get Rows from Article and Article-Comments Table ;  *// It will retrieve - 1
Article and 20 Comments*

Begin;

Include 'Article Fields Value' in 'Solr Fields Value' Defined in Schema.Xml
 */* One Article in this Case, So it will generate one document id for Solr
- */*

Comments = 0;

While (Comments ! = 20 )

{
   Include this Comment;

   ++Comments;
}

End;

Result : One Article with MultipleComments as MultiValued indexed in Solr,
Finally Solr will have only one document or multiple document ?

If I suppose to use HighLight Text in this case, and Search - Keyword exist
in more than one Comments ? How I can achieve below result where it has
found 'web' keyword exist in two comments.

... 1.The *web* portal will connect a lot of people for some specific
domain, and then people can post their interesting story, upload files

 ... 2.1 accessing multiple sites will slow down the user experience - try
not to do it. *web* hosting is not too expensive as compared to the other
components ...




On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Ephraim Ofir <ephra...@icq.com> wrote:

> Why not define the comment field as multiValued? That way you only index
> each document once and you don't need to collapse anything...
>
> Ephraim Ofir
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sumit Arora [mailto:sumit1...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2010 12:54 PM
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Subject: How to do ? Articles and Its Associated Comments Indexing , One
> to Many relationship
>
> I have set of Articles and then Comments on it, so in database I have
> two
> major tables one for Articles and one for Comments, but each Article
> could
> have many comments (One to Many).
>
>
> If One Article will have 20 Comments, then on DB to SOLR - Index - Sync
> :
> Solr will index 20 Similar Documents with a difference of each Comment.
>
>
> Use Case :
>
> On Search: If keyword would be a fit to more than one comment, then it
> will
> return duplicate documents.
>
>
> One Possible solution I thought to Apply:
>
> ******************************************
>
> I should go for Indexing 20 Similar Documents with a difference of each
> Comment.
>
>
> While retrieving results from Query: I could use: collapse.field = By
> Article Id
>
>
> Am I following right approach?
>

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