Hmmm, not OOB. You could index two tdate fields though and in the second one only index seconds into the day and index the other with date math (i.e. /DAY) to normalize them. Or a tdate field with just a long field for the seconds.
You could then use the range faceting to, say, put the docs into hour buckets, and your time:[17:00 TO 18:00] would turn into something like time:[61200 TO 64800]. A bit awkward I'll admit, but probably easier than a custom field type. Or add a field for hours if that fits the use-case. FWIW, Erick On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 4:11 AM, Bram Van Dam <bram.van...@intix.eu> wrote: > Howdy folks, > > Is there any way index only the date and time portions of a datetime field? > > A Date is really a period of 24hrs, starting at 00:00 in said date's time > zone. It would be useful if there was a way to search for documents of a > certain date with these semantics. > > As for times, I'd like to be able to do queries like time:[17:00 TO 18:00]. > I suppose I could accomplish that by resetting the date portion to some > bogus value, but then my facet/range values will contain that bogus date. > > I suppose the alternative is to create my own data types. Extending > PrimitiveFieldType doesn't seem too hairy but maybe I'm overlooking some of > the complexity... > > Thanks a bunch, > > - Bram
