Thanks for sharing your solution David - good to know you found something that 
works.

Cheers

-- 
Pat


On 27/06/2011, at 7:10 PM, complistic <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hey Guys,
> 
> This is what i ended up with... doesn't work as nice as my mysql
> one... but is 10 times faster :)
> 
> The problem with this is a @weight of 1 will go before something on
> the same format with a @weight of 0 (what I was trying to avoid by
> using fullscan)
> 
> products = Product.search @similar_keywords,
>  :with => {:oflc_id => @similar_oflcs.uniq, :genre_id =>
> @similar_genres.uniq},
>  :without => {:id => @similar_ids},
>  :match_mode => :any,
>  :sort_mode => :expr,
>  :order => "@weight/4 +
> IF(IN(product_format_id,#{@similar_formats.uniq.join(',')}),4,0) +
> (available_on / 4294967292)",
>  :per_page => 15
> 
> still_needed = 27 - products.size
> 
> if still_needed > 0
> 
>  ignore_ids = @similar_ids
>  products.each do |p|
>    ignore_ids << p.id
>  end
> 
>  products_extra = Product.search :with => {:oflc_id =>
> @similar_oflcs.uniq, :genre_id => @similar_genres.uniq},
>    :without => {:id => ignore_ids},
>    :sort_mode => :expr,
>    :order =>
> "IN(product_format_id,#{@similar_formats.uniq.join(',')}) +
> (available_on / 4294967292)",
>    :per_page => still_needed
>  puts products_extra.size
>  products_extra.each do |p|
>    products << p
>  end
> 
> end
> 
> Thanks,
> David Bennett.
> 
> On Jun 27, 5:47 pm, complistic <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hey Pat,
>> 
>> Thanks for getting back to me :)
>> 
>>> The first part: 'matches query' - would indicate what you're trying is 
>>> valid. But the rest: 'any query terms will be ignored ... no text-matching' 
>>> - would suggest that the search query is being ignored, and only filters, 
>>> grouping and sorting come into play.
>> 
>> Thats what im trying to do! I only want to use the keywords for
>> sorting.
>> 
>> I did some snooping and notice that when i use the :fullscan option,
>> the socket thats returned is blank!
>> (riddle (1.3.3) lib/riddle/client.rb:640:in `request')
>> 
>> Anyway,
>> I'm going to try the approach mentioned 
>> here:http://sphinxsearch.com/forum/view.html?id=4155
>> Doing an :any + a :fullscan without keywords and then joining them.
>> 
>> I'll post my results :)
>> 
>> Thanks Again,
>> David Bennett.
>> 
>> On Jun 26, 4:05 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi David
>> 
>>> Sorry I've not gotten back to you sooner on this issue.
>> 
>>> I think it may be related to the fullscan match mode - I'm not certain, but 
>>> I think queries are ignored. The docs aren't particularly clear:
>> 
>>>> SPH_MATCH_FULLSCAN, matches query, forcibly using the "full scan" mode as 
>>>> below. NB, any query terms will be ignored, such that filters, 
>>>> filter-ranges and grouping will still be applied, but no text-matching.
>> 
>>> The first part: 'matches query' - would indicate what you're trying is 
>>> valid. But the rest: 'any query terms will be ignored ... no text-matching' 
>>> - would suggest that the search query is being ignored, and only filters, 
>>> grouping and sorting come into play.
>> 
>>> Maybe it's worth hunting around on the Sphinx forum for confirmation?
>> 
>>> --
>>> Pat
>> 
>>> On 17/06/2011, at 1:57 PM, complistic wrote:
>> 
>>>> Spoke to soon!
>> 
>>>> This also happens on my production server :( just it was able to match
>>>> more products with the keywords i was looking for (due to stops).
>> 
>>>> Does anyone know how I can check to make sure :fullscan is being sent
>>>> to sphinx.
>> 
>>>> Also, is there a command line option for fullscan?
>> 
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> David Bennett.
>> 
>>>> On Jun 17, 12:11 pm, complistic <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>> Hey,
>> 
>>>>> Just an update...
>> 
>>>>> This only happens on my development server :O  ...all works fine on my
>>>>> production server.
>> 
>>>>> So I'm guessing its something sphinx or environment related.
>> 
>>>>> development:
>>>>>  ubuntu Natty
>>>>>  sphinx: 2.0.1-beta (from source)
>>>>> production:
>>>>>  debian Squeeze
>>>>>  sphinx: 2.0.1-beta (from source)
>> 
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> David Bennett
>> 
>>>>> On Jun 16, 10:27 pm, complistic <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>>>>>> Hey guys,
>> 
>>>>>> I've been using Thinking Sphinx for a wile now and find it great!
>> 
>>>>>> ...but today I'm trying to select "similar products" using the
>>>>>> fullscan option but it seems to have not effect at all!
>> 
>>>>>> my code:
>> 
>>>>>> products = Product.search @similar_keywords,
>>>>>>       :with => {:oflc_id => @similar_oflcs.uniq, :genre_id =>
>>>>>> @similar_genres.uniq},
>>>>>>       :without => {:id => @similar_ids},
>>>>>>       :matchmode => :fullscan,
>>>>>>       :sort_mode => :expr,
>>>>>>       :order => "@weight +
>>>>>> IN(product_format_id,#{@similar_formats.uniq.join(',')}) +
>>>>>> (available_on / 4294967292)",
>>>>>>       :per_page => 27
>> 
>>>>>> Basicly that returns products that match the keywords, so removing
>>>>>> fullscan has no effect.
>> 
>>>>>> If I remove the @similar_keywords, the function will return all the
>>>>>> results as expected (without the weight).. so this one has be stumped.
>> 
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>> David.
>> 
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