Ah, OK. Nothing springs to mind. Even faceting on the individual values
of the field counts _documents_ that match, but doesn't give you
which particular values matched. I suppose that in that case you could
run your regex over the returned labels for the facets.
But that's a really ugly solution. Problem is that in a field with 1M
unique values you'd get a list 1M long perhaps which wouldn't perform
at all well.
Depending, you could enumerate your terms (see TermsComponent)
using terms.regex to get a list of all terms that matched your regex
up-front, then do some relatively painful facet querying on a long list
of the returned values, again not something I'd do in a high-query
environment. Depends I guess on how busy your website is....
Best
Erick
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 4:18 AM, jai2 <jai4l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi Erick,
>
> Appreciate your reply. Facet.query will give count of matches not the count
> of unique pattern matches.
>
> if i give regular expression [0-9]{3} to match a 3 digit number it will
> return total occurrences of three digit numbers, but i want to know
> occurrences of unique 3 numbers. lets say i have number 100 occurred 10
> times and 500 occurred 5 times. facet.query will return count as 15,
> instead
> of giving count of 100 and 500 individually.
>
> Hope i made myself clear. is there any way to to this?
>
> thanks and regards
> jai
>
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