The simple answer is no. But the real question is what you are trying to
accomplish. Lucene and Solr are built and optimized around the concept of a
Boolean Query with AND, OR, and NOT terms/clauses - that should be
sufficient to implement whatever it is that you are trying to implement. For
example, you could have a tokenized (text) field with a list of tokens, each
equivalent to one of your so-called "bits"; then you can use Boolean query
to specify which tokens are required, optional, or forbidden for that field.
You gave us one proposed solution; now clue us in as to what problem you are
actually trying to solve.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher ARZUR
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 10:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Bitwise operation
Hi,
Does solr (4.1.0) supports /bitwise/ AND or /bitwise/ OR operator so
that we can specify a field to be compared against an index using
/bitwise/ AND or OR ?
Thanks,
Christopher
