Hello community,
I got a situation, where I know that some types of documents contain very
extensive information and other types are giving more general information.
Since I don't know whether a user searches for general or extensive
information (and I don't want to ask him when he uses the default search), I
want to give him a response back like this:
10 documents are type: short
1 document, if there is one, is type: extensive
An example query would look like this:
q={!dismax fq=type:short}my cool query OR {!dismax fq=type:extensive}my cool
query
The problem with this one will be, that I can not specify to retrive up to
10 short-documents and at most one extensive.
I think this will not work and if I want to create such a search, I need to
do two different queries. But before I waste performance, I wanted to ask.
Thank you!
Kind regards,
- Mitch
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