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Michael McCandless commented on LUCENE-3938:
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I don't fully grok this yet :) ... but some initial questions:
I'm confused: when you say "parent child document", what does that
mean...? I thought there are "parent documents" and "child
documents", in the context of a given join?
Or do you mean "parent or child" document...? Ie, it looks like your
Query is free to match both parent and child documents...? (Unlike
index-time joins). But then you also have a childrenQuery, which is
only allowed to match docs in the child space...?
Minor: there's an @author tag in ParentChildCommand
Minor: maybe break out ParentChildHit into its own source file...?
> Add query time parent child search
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> Key: LUCENE-3938
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3938
> Project: Lucene - Java
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: modules/join
> Reporter: Martijn van Groningen
> Attachments: LUCENE-3938.patch
>
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> At the moment there is support for index time parent child search with two
> queries implementations and a collector. The index time parent child search
> requires that documents are indexed in a block, this isn't ideal for
> updatability. For example in the case of tv content and subtitles (both being
> separate documents). Updating already indexed tv content with subtitles would
> then require to also re-index the subtitles.
> This issue focuses on the collector part for query time parent child search.
> I started a while back with implementing this. Basically a two pass search
> performs a parent child search. In the first pass the top N parent child
> documents are resolved. In the second pass the parent or top N children are
> resolved (depending if the hit is a parent or child) and are associated with
> the top N parent child relation documents. Patch will follow soon.
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