You might look into joins. Be aware that the sweet spot for joins is when the field you're joining on doesn't have a huge number of unique values per document.
But that's about all I can think of offhand Best Erick On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 1:29 AM, ninaddesai82 <desai.ni...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks Erick for replying, > > Well, I am actually trying to build a autosuggestion; However functionality > I need is little bit tricky. > So, just to give you an idea - > > I have certain generic attributes (say category, city etc) > When use types, I want autosuggest to populate, but while doing that I want > only results to autopopulate which satisfies filter of my preselected > attributes (category and city which user had already selected). > > So.... e.g. user selected category food, and city san fransisco > and if he tries to type lets say "app" > > I might have 50 auto population results, out of which I want to search in > solr, how many returns results pertaining to above said attributes. (other > wise even if apple store is valid auto population, if its not present in > food and san fransisco, it wont be valid auto population). > > So, I am trying to do background search in solr, where I could find > validity > of auto population phrases results and only return valid ones. But to do > this, I will have to pawn 50 searches (solr) ,adn then logic to check how > many results are being returned. > Instead I was hoping ... if I can do only one search for all those 50 > criterias in solr and get grouped results, it will be awesome and > optimized. > > Any other idea you have in mind ? > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/multiple-filter-query-with-seperate-result-sets-in-one-call-tp4022912p4023184.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
