thanks Grant for the answer,
to index each sentence as a separate document , i already did this and it
work fine, i indexed more than 93000 sentences (Documents) approx. in 11
minutes. I though the other option might be more efficient.
Farag
Grant Ingersoll-6 wrote:
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A query solution is preferable.. but I can programmatically filter my
results after the fact, it just seems like something that the Lucene
team should consider adding.. I think it would only have value for
wildcard queries, but nonetheless it would have some value I think..
-Ron
On Jul 18
With very small indexes and no sort fields (eg. you just use relevance)
loading an IndexReader does not take very long. I think it does always
make sense to cache it and reuse it though - unless the index has
changed, there is no reason to pay the price of opening a new
IndexReader. As your ind
Sebastin wrote:
Hi All,
Is there any possibility to avoid duplicate records in lucene 2.3.1?
I don't believe that there is a very high performance way to do this.
You are basically going to have to query the index for an id before
adding a new doc. The best way I can think of off the top
