Shalin, Thanks. much appreciated. Question about: "That is usually what people do. The hard part is when some documents are shared across multiple users. "
What do you recommend when documents has to be shared across multiple users? Can't I just multivalue a field with all the users who has access to the document? thanks Shalin Shekhar Mangar wrote: > > On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 7:26 AM, caman > <aboxfortheotherst...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> >> Appreciate any guidance here please. Have a master-child table between >> two >> tables 'TA' and 'TB' where form is the master table. Any row in TA can >> have >> multiple row in TB. >> e.g. row in TA >> >> id---name >> 1---tweets >> >> TB: >> id|ta_id|field0|field1|field2.....|field20|created_by >> 1|1|value1|value2|value2.....|value20|User1 >> >> <snip/> > >> >> This works fine and index the data.But all the data for a row in TA gets >> combined in one document(not desirable). >> I am not clear on how to >> >> 1) separate a particular row from the search results. >> e.g. If I search for 'Android' and there are 5 rows for android in TB for >> a >> particular instance in TA, would like to show them separately to user and >> if >> the user click on any of the row,point them to an attached URL in the >> application. Should a separate index be maintained for each row in TB?TB >> can >> have millions of rows. >> > > The easy answer is that whatever you want to show as results should be the > thing that you index as documents. So if you want to show tweets as > results, > one document should represent one tweet. > > Solr is different from relational databases and you should not think about > both the same way. De-normalization is the way to go in Solr. > > >> 2) How to protect one user's data from another user. I guess I can keep a >> column for a user_id in the schema and append that filter automatically >> when >> I search through SOLR. Any better alternatives? >> >> > That is usually what people do. The hard part is when some documents are > shared across multiple users. > > >> Bear with me if these are newbie questions please, this is my first day >> with >> SOLR. >> >> > No problem. Welcome to Solr! > > -- > Regards, > Shalin Shekhar Mangar. > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Document-model-suggestion-tp26784346p26798445.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
