You may be able to use faceting for this.
Use facet.method=enum - it will be more efficient for this specific use.
The main problem is that you can't specify a start term for faceting
though (you can only use numeric offset / limit into the list).
To do more will require either adding some terms
I have a field that has millions of values, and I need to get "the
next X values" in alpha order. The terms component works fabulously
for this.
Here is a cooked up example of the terms
a
b
f
q
r
rr
rrr
y
z
zzz
So if I ask for the 3 terms after "r", I get "rr", "rrr" and "y".
But now I'd
: currently the terms component does not support filter queries. However,
: without them the returned count for the terms might differ to the actual
: results the user gets when conducting a search with a suggested word and
: (automatically) applied filter queries.
:
: So, are there any plans to
Hi *,
currently the terms component does not support filter queries.
However, without them the returned count for the terms might differ to
the actual results the user gets when conducting a search with a
suggested word and (automatically) applied filter queries.
So, are there any plans t
