ne_Field::Text($fieldName, $fieldValue[, $encoding])
> -
>
> b) construct query through API:
> -
> $term = new Zend_Search_Lucene_Index_Term('framework.zend.com', 'url')
> $query = new Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Query_Term($term);
>
>
nderstanding-field-types)
>
> and give an example of search query?
>
>
> With best regards,
> Alexander Veremyev.
>
>
> Dave Dash wrote:
>> So I've indexed a document that has a field called "url" filled with URLs
>> (e.g. http://revi
So I've indexed a document that has a field called "url" filled with URLs
(e.g. http://reviewsby.us/, http://spindrop.us/, http://www.nabble.com, etc,
etc).
I can find these in Luke just fine by searching for the url (without the
http:// in fact)
But in my ZSL 0.9.1 app I get nothing. If I sear
I'm using Apache Lucene to index about 70K records
The following was created:
_1pp.cfs
_2kk.cfs
_3ff.cfs
_4aa.cfs
_555.cfs
_588.cfs
_5bb.cfs
_5ee.cfs
_5hh.cfs
_5kk.cfs
_5nn.cfs
_5qq.cfs
_5tt.cfs
_5u4.cfs
_5uf.cfs
_5uq.cfs
_uu.cfs
segments.gen
segments_bpj
Zend Search Lucene however is looking f
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I have a table of records, and as soon as a new record is created, it makes a
document in my ZSL index. However, querying that index does no good using
ZSL, I do get a result in Luke. So I tinkered around and found out that if
I run $index->optimize() after adding a new document, then I can find
