Hello again,
Here http://people.level7.ro/mile.rosu/small_index.zip are a couple of
documents in our index which might provide you a better overview of our
problem(both separated indexes and merged version).
Our problem remains with the date index - a date record has additional
fields used for
How could we create index through database, in lucene as a System Admin
point of view?
Thanks
Adam
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How could we create index through database, in lucene as a System Admin
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From: Adam Saeed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Jun 14, 2006 2:39 PM
Subject: create index through db for System Admin
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
How could we create index through database, in lucene as a System Admin
point of view, using PHP, MYSQL?
Thanks
How would I go about to seek to the stored value of a specific field of
a certain document? I would like to access the safe identity of my
documents without creating the document instance.
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I believe DBSight is a good alternative for you.
You use SQL to create index from MYSQL database, and use your php code
to send/receive http request to/from DBSight server, which is a J2EE.
But with jetty, you can simply do java -jar start.jar.
BTW: The mailing list received 3 of your mails.
The performance results in my previous posting were based on an
implementation that performs 2 searches, one for getting 'Hits' and another
for getting the BitSet. I reimplemented this in one search using the code in
'SolrIndexSearcher.getDocListAndSetNC' and I'm now getting throughput of
350-375
I have a question in regards to the same topic:
If I have three different database queries, should I just create a
separate index for each query?
Or should I just add all the results I get back from each of the query
into one big index. Will there be any issues with documents having
different
What's search engine?
There's an inverted index table.
Key Document
Only key, the document will be anything you like.
You can use different key for different document.
Lucene is not relational database, no column. Different document may have
different fields.
Another thing you must know
I'm trying to do a search on ( Java PHP C++ ) with
lucene 1.9. I am using a MultiFieldQueryParser to
parse with StandardAnalyzer. Before I parse the string
I clean up the search string and it looks like this (
Java PHP C\+\+ ). The query is only searching on c
and not c++ any ideas as to what I
I've poked around on google and the archives quite a bite, but I can't
find exactly what I need. Say I have a query that would normally
return a set of documents:
1 002 (text...)
2 001 (text...)
3 001 (text...)
4 002 (text...)
5 004 (text...)
I'd like that modified to be:
1 002 (text...)
2 001
You could implement your own HitCollector interface and remove lower
scoring duplicates as you come across them by using a Map or something
to keep track as you go.
Ken Kinder wrote:
I've poked around on google and the archives quite a bite, but I can't
find exactly what I need. Say I have a
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