OK. Then the JSON returned would contain a lot of documents that are really sections. This would work fine for the use-case I mentioned but I also use the index for full-text search of the whole document. Therefore, I would need to parse the result JSON in a way that combines the solr docs returned in to one virtual doc based on source document ID.
Is that correct? On 10/9/13 6:15 AM, "Jack Krupansky" <j...@basetechnology.com> wrote: >I'd suggest that each of your source document sections would be a >distinct >solr document. All of the sections could have a "source document ID" >field >to tie them together. > >Dynamic fields work best when used in moderation. Your use case seems >like >an excessive use of dynamic fields. > >-- Jack Krupansky > >-----Original Message----- >From: Twomey, David >Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 6:59 PM >To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org >Subject: dynamic field question > > >I am having trouble trying to return a particular dynamic field only >instead >of all dynamic fields. > >Imagine I have a document with an unknown number of sections. Each >section >can have a 'title' and a 'body' > >I have each section title and body as dynamic fields such as >section_title_* >and section_body_* > >Imagine that some documents contain a section that has a title="Appendix" > >I want a query that will find all docs with that section and return just >the >Appendix section. > >I don't know how to return just that one section though > >I can copyField my dynamic field section_title_* into a static field >called >section_titles and query that for docs that contain the Appendix > >But I don't know how to only return that one dynamic field > >?q=section_titles:Appendix&fl=section_body_* > >Any ideas? I can't seem to put a conditional in the fl parameter > > >
