You should be able to just use
price_owner_float:[100 TO 200] OR price_customer_float:[100 TO 200]
If the document doesn't have the field the condition is false.
On 12.09.2017 23:14, xdzgor1 wrote:
Rick Leir-2 wrote
Peter
The common setup is to use copyfield from all your fields into a 'grab
bag' containing everything, and then to search on it alone. Cheers -- Rick
On August 2, 2017 7:31:10 AM EDT, Peter Kirk <
pk@
> wrote:
Hi - is it possible to create a query (or fq) which generates the field
to search on, based on whether or not the document has that field?
Eg. Search for documents with prices in the range 100 - 200, using
either the field "price_owner_float" or "price_customer_float" (if a
document has a field "price_owner_float" then use that, otherwise use
the field "price_customer_float").
This gives a syntax error:
fq=if(exists(price_owner_float),price_owner_float,price_customer_float):[100
TO 200]
Thanks,
Peter
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Sorry for being brief. Alternate email is rickleir at yahoo dot com
Thanks, but I don't really think a general copy-field is what I want. I want
to specifically search for particular values in named fields.
For example:
if the document has a "field1" then use "field1:[1 TO 100]"; but if there is
no "field1", then check if there is a "field2"; if there is a "field2" then
use "field2:[1 TO 100]; but if there is no "field2", then use "field3:[1 TO
100].
Something like:
?q=*:*&fq=if(exists(field1),field1:[1 TO 100],if(exists(field2),field2:[1 TO
100], field3:[1 TO 100]))
But is this does not work.
Is it even possible?
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