absolutely no idea why it is a blob .. but the following one works as
expected:
CAST( CONCAT( lat, ',', lng ) AS CHAR )
HTH
Stefan
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:31 AM, caman wrote:
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> CONCAT(CAST(lat as CHAR),',',CAST(lng as CHAR))
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CONCAT(CAST(lat as CHAR),',',CAST(lng as CHAR))
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caman,
how did you try to concat them? perhaps some typecasting would do the trick?
Stefan
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 7:20 AM, caman wrote:
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> Thanks
> Here was the issues. Concatenating 2 floats(lat,lng) at mysql end converted
> it to a BLOB. Indexing would fail in storing BLOB in 'location' typ
Thanks
Here was the issues. Concatenating 2 floats(lat,lng) at mysql end converted
it to a BLOB. Indexing would fail in storing BLOB in 'location' type field.
After BLOB issue was resolved, all worked ok.
Thank you all for your help
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I have used that type of location searching. But I have not used spatial
search. I wrote my logic at application end.
I have cached the location ids and their lat/lang. When queries are comming
for any location say "New Delhi" then my location searche logic at
application end calculate the distanc
Spatial does not support separate separate fields: you don't need
lat/long, only 'coord'.
To get latitude/longitude in the coord field from the DIH, you need to
use a transformer in the DIH script.
It would populate a field 'coord' with a text string made from the lat
and lon fields:
http://wiki.
In my case, I am getting data from a database and am able to concatenate the
lat/long as a coordinate pair to store in my coords field. To test this, I
randomized the lat/long values and generated about 6000 documents.
Adam
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 8:29 PM, caman wrote:
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> Adam,
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> thanks. Yes
Actually, I by looking at the results from the "geofilt" filter it would
appear that it's not giving me the results I'm looking for. Or maybe it
is...I need to convert my results to KML to see if it is actually performing
a proper radius query.
http://localhost:8983/solr/select?q=*:*&fq={!geofilt%
Adam,
thanks. Yes that helps
but how does coords fields get populated? All I have is
fields 'lat' and 'lng' get populated by dataimporthandler but coord, am not
sure?
Thanks
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I believe this is what you are looking for. I renamed the field called
"store" to "coords" in the schema.xml file. The tricky part is building out
the query. I am using SolrNet to do this though and have not yet cracked the
problem.
http://localhost:8983/solr/select?q=*:*+AND+eventdate:[2006-01-21
Ok, this could be very easy to do but was not able to do this.
Need to enable location search i.e. if someone searches for location 'New
York' => show results for New York and results within 50 miles of New York.
We do have latitude/longitude stored in database for each record but not
sure how to
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