Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>>You've got quite a tough task ahead of you I think. You
>>originally
>>said you wanted to limit documents, which is what a
>>Filter does. But a
Ok, I need to have again some english teaching so.
>>FuzzyQuery still needs to go over all the terms,
>>othe
On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 05:27 PM, julien gerard wrote:
But in this case the fuzzy is performed on the overall index? The
QueryFilter do his job after ?
I'm not sure to understand the QueryFilter meaning?
But I test the QueryFilter also this way and the time to doing this
search it's
But in this case the fuzzy is performed on the overall index? The QueryFilter do his
job after ?
I'm not sure to understand the QueryFilter meaning?
But I test the QueryFilter also this way and the time to doing this search it's the
same.
The fuzzy is time consuming, this is normal, so I'm sear
On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 04:07 PM, julien gerard wrote:
I'm attempting to optimize a fuzzy search on a big index with
~4.400.000 Documents ( lucene's meanning ) in 600.000 sub-categories
(Simple Text.Keyword type a field ).
My purpose is to limit the amount of documents on wich the f
Hi,
I'm attempting to optimize a fuzzy search on a big index with ~4.400.000 Documents (
lucene's meanning ) in 600.000 sub-categories (Simple Text.Keyword type a field ).
My purpose is to limit the amount of documents on wich the fuzzy search with
levenhstein disance is performed ( an user can
