Re: Sub field indexing
Thanks Toke, Seems to be exactly what I try to do. Regards Eric Le 08/04/2013 20:02, Toke Eskildsen a écrit : It-forum [it-fo...@meseo.fr]: In exemple I have a product A this product is compatible with a Product B version 1, 5, 6. How can I index values like : compatible_engine : [productB,ProductZ] version_compatible : [1,5,6],[45,85,96] Index them as compatible_engine: productB/1 compatible_engine: productB/5 compatible_engine: productB/6 compatible_engine: productZ/45 compatible_engine: productZ/85 compatible_engine: productZ/96 in a StrField (so that it is not tokenized). After indexing how to search into ? compatible_engine:productZ/85 to get all products compatible with productZ, version 85 compatible_engine:productZ* to get all products compatible with any version of productZ. - Toke Eskildsen
Re: Sub field indexing
On Tue, 2013-04-09 at 08:40 +0200, It-forum wrote: Le 08/04/2013 20:02, Toke Eskildsen a écrit : compatible_engine:productZ/85 to get all products compatible with productZ, version 85 compatible_engine:productZ* to get all products compatible with any version of productZ. Whoops, slash triggers regexts, so you probably need to search for compatible_engine:productZ/85 or compatible_engine:productZ\/85 - Toke
Sub field indexing
Hello All, I'd like to be able to index documents containing criteria and values. In exemple I have a product A this product is compatible with a Product B version 1, 5, 6. My actual schema is like this : Name Price reference features text How can I index values like : compatible_engine : [productB,ProductZ] version_compatible : [1,5,6],[45,85,96] After indexing how to search into ? Best regards Eric
Re: Sub field indexing
Solr does not support querying nested data structures. If at query time you know the product you want to check compatibility for, you can use dynamic fields. Thus, if you want to find products compatible with productB, you could index: id: productA compatible_productB: 1, 5, 6 compatible_productZ: 45, 85, 96 Then you can search for: q=compatible_productB: 5 This will find you all documents that are compatible with productB version 5. Upayavira On Mon, Apr 8, 2013, at 03:04 PM, It-forum wrote: Hello All, I'd like to be able to index documents containing criteria and values. In exemple I have a product A this product is compatible with a Product B version 1, 5, 6. My actual schema is like this : Name Price reference features text How can I index values like : compatible_engine : [productB,ProductZ] version_compatible : [1,5,6],[45,85,96] After indexing how to search into ? Best regards Eric
RE: Sub field indexing
It-forum [it-fo...@meseo.fr]: In exemple I have a product A this product is compatible with a Product B version 1, 5, 6. How can I index values like : compatible_engine : [productB,ProductZ] version_compatible : [1,5,6],[45,85,96] Index them as compatible_engine: productB/1 compatible_engine: productB/5 compatible_engine: productB/6 compatible_engine: productZ/45 compatible_engine: productZ/85 compatible_engine: productZ/96 in a StrField (so that it is not tokenized). After indexing how to search into ? compatible_engine:productZ/85 to get all products compatible with productZ, version 85 compatible_engine:productZ* to get all products compatible with any version of productZ. - Toke Eskildsen
Re: Sub field indexing
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