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Doron Cohen commented on LUCENE-664:
Hi Grant,
For part 1, I am ok with having it after the scoring formula.
For part 2, my motivation was to make it more cl
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Grant Ingersoll commented on LUCENE-664:
Hi Doron,
Thanks for the updates. I like the content in scoring.xml, although I am
inclined to place it after bo
Hi All,
I found this issue. There is no problem in Lucene, and I'd like to
leave this thread with that assertion to avoid confusing future archive
searcher/readers.
The index was actually not corrupt at all. I use ParallelReader and
ParallelWriter. A kill -9 can leave the subindexes out of syn
> I have updated my doc.add() to use Store.YES...
So I understand this did not help.
> I am currently searching for "test" which makes 'search' = "test*'. Also
I
> do not remember the exact string for 'searchText' but it did start with
> "test" in one occurrence.
> I can use the debugger (and s
I have updated my doc.add() to use Store.YES...
>> 'search' is the desired search string
>> 'searchText' is the choosen indexing string
>> -both these strings are correctly entered
>I realized that. I was asking about an example of theactual strings that
>demostrates the problem.
I am currently
djd0383 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 29/09/2006 11:20:37:
> This all worked fine in v1.4 when using:
> doc.add(Field.Text("allText", searchColumns));
The equivalent of 1.4 use
doc.add(Field.Text("allText", searchColumns));
would be with 2.0:
doc1.add(new Field("allText", searchColumns, Store
Another note:
This all worked fine in v1.4 when using:
doc.add(Field.Text("allText", searchColumns));
doc.add(Field.Keyword(LuceneSearchIndex.ID, item.getId().toString()));
and:
query = QueryParser.parse(search, fieldToSearch, analyzer);
Thanks.
Doron Cohen wrote:
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> Two quicks things I
When you say open reader/searcher after closing writer. I am currently
creating an instance of these after creating the query while a user is
searching. Is this good enough?
Indexing/Searching are using StandardAnalyzer()
'search' is the desired search string
'searchText' is the choosen indexi
Two quicks things I can think of:
- make sure that 'fieldToSearch' == "allText"
- make sure writer is closed after all docs added and then open the
reader/searcher
Otherwise, can you provide more info:
- at least one example where it "doesn't work":
- 'searchText' - the text of the field added t
I am in the process of trying to upgrade to v2.0 from v1.4 and am having
trouble building my index. For each of the various entries in the database,
I am more or less doing the following:
doc1.add(new Field("allText",searchText,Store.NO,Index.TOKENIZED));
indexWriter.add(doc1);
This seems to bu
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