: Hoss, come on, where are you - Filters! ;)
Otis my man, cut me some slack! .. I'm in the Pacific/USA Timezone, I
don't get to work untill 10AM at the earliest, and I'm a little wacked out
from having a really delayed flight last night.
: John, filters are handy for situations where you want to
1:04 PM
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Subject: Re: fitler vs query
Hoss, come on, where are you - Filters! ;)
John, filters are handy for situations where you want to run your query
multiple times against the same sub-set of your indexed documents. For
instance, if you have Documents that
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Sent: Tue 21 Feb 2006 10:31:49 AM EST
Subject: fitler vs query
Hello,
Before I learned about filters in lucene I was building my initial query
as a stringbuffer and then I use that with a queryparser.Is there
any difference/advantage to sep
Hello,
Before I learned about filters in lucene I was building my initial query
as a stringbuffer and then I use that with a queryparser.Is there
any difference/advantage to separating out the "filter" part of my query
into a proper filter in lucene or does it just add requirements the same
to
