Hi,
I’m currently working on project which has the following scenario:
1. I have entities in DB on which I would like to prevent duplicates by same
name or near match, for example, SalesOrder or SlsOrd or SalesOrd etc…are all
considered same. For this, I would like to use fuzzy search and
Hi,
I have a requirement to store a Java object with multiple fields into the
Lucene index. Basically, at the application startup I run a select query on
entities ( there are 5 of them as of now and may increase in future) and then
create an index for each of these entities (5) i.e. five
tore it in
Lucene. You need to retrieve one field and you can easily convert back
to object.
Regards
Ganesh
On 20-02-2018 08:34, Kumar, Santosh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a requirement to store a Java object with multiple fields into the
Lucene index
t;riccardo.ta...@gmail.com> wrote:
2017-12-28 6:35 GMT+01:00 Kumar, Santosh <santosh.kuma...@sap.com>:
>
> While looking up for examples of fuzzy search with Lucene, I came across
> examples that demonstrate Lucene with file system predominantly, so was
>
Hi Trejkaz, Evert, Riccardo,
Thank you for your inputs. We have an application which we plan to migrate to
Cloudfoundry and are yet to make a decision on DataBase with the contenders
being PostgreSQL, MySQL, HANA DB, MongoDB. In the current setup, we use HANA DB
which already has a fuzzy
Hi All,
I am new to Lucene API and need help with below issues:
* How to achieve near real time search in Lucene v 7.2.0. ? I have seen
examples of having one indexWriter open for entire application life cycle and
invoking indexWriter. getReader() and reader.reopen(). But, these no longer
