> Following up on PA's reply. Yes, DateFilter works on *indexed* values,
> so whether a field is stored or not is irrelevant.
Great news, thanx!
> However, DateFilter will not work on fields indexed as "2004-11-05".
> DateFilter only works on fields that were indexed using the DateField.
Well, can you post here a short example?
When I currently type "xxx.UnStored(.." I can simply type "xxx.DateField(.." ?
Does it take strings like "2004-11-05"?
> One option is to use a QueryFilter instead, filtering with a
> RangeQuery.
I've read somewhere that classic range filtering can easily exceed the maximum
number of boolean
query clauses. I need to filter a very large range of dates with day accuracy
and I don't want to
increase the max. clause count to very high values. So, I decided to use
DateFilter which has no
such problems AFAIK.
How much impact does DateFilter have on search times?
Regards,
Sanyi
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