>>Another open question I have is how to access the user query expression
>>from within the ranking function. Don't think this is exposed anywhere.
>>(Looking at the source I noticed Fts5Expr *, but it is private).
>>The best option would then be to pass it through to the
>>ranking function as a
On 08/11/2016 04:41 PM, Jan Berkel wrote:
You could run a regular database query from within the auxiliary
function implementation. Not sure how that would perform though -
perhaps similarly to the FTS3/4 approach, perhaps a little better.
Or, you could add the "weight" as an UNINDEXED column to
>You could run a regular database query from within the auxiliary
>function implementation. Not sure how that would perform though -
>perhaps similarly to the FTS3/4 approach, perhaps a little better.
>Or, you could add the "weight" as an UNINDEXED column to the fts5
>documents table. Then
On 08/10/2016 12:47 AM, Jan Berkel wrote:
I'm currently implementing FTS5 in my application and I'm at the stage
where
I want to rank the results in an efficient way. I'm following the
examples
from "Appendix A: Search Application Tips"
(https://www.sqlite.org/fts3.html#appendix_a).
Similar to
I'm currently implementing FTS5 in my application and I'm at the stage
where
I want to rank the results in an efficient way. I'm following the
examples
from "Appendix A: Search Application Tips"
(https://www.sqlite.org/fts3.html#appendix_a).
Similar to the example there I have a static weight
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