Well yes, Thank you so much. I had lost that point of * in the main query. With that I get what I expect.
This was awesome. Thanks so much On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Chris Hostetter <hossman_luc...@fucit.org>wrote: > > : But faceting using the following URL gives numFound = 0, and all 0's in > the > ... > : > q=&fq=&start=0&rows=100&fl=u_height,id,score&wt=&debugQuery=on&explainOther=&facet=on&facet.range.other=all& > ... > : Adding a value in q with qf set like so > : > : *q=165.0&qf=u_height* > : > &fq=&start=0&rows=100&fl=u_height,id,score&wt=&debugQuery=on&explainOther=&facet=on&facet.range.other=all&facet.range.start=160.0&facet.range.end=172.0&facet.range.gap=2.0&facet.range=u_height&facet.range.include=all&defType=edismax > : > : gives 8 documents as expected in numFound and facet count of 8 only in > the > : range of 164.0, whereas I would like to *get the facet counts of all the > : ranges.* > : Anything missing here? > > I think you are missunderstanidng the point of faceting. > > when you ask for range faceting (or field faceting, or query faceting) the > counts are based on the result set of your main query -- the constraint > counts tell you how many of the *results* match each constraint. > > If your main query matches 0 documents, then the constraint counts will > match no documents. if your main query matches 8 documents, then the > constraint counts will tell you, for each constraint, how many of those 8 > documents match each constraint. > > If you want to know how many documents, in your entire index, match each > facet constraint, then you need to use "q=*:*" (with the lucene or edismax > parsers) to tell solr that you want the entire index to be treated as your > main query. > > > -Hoss >
