Quick typing correction: On Tuesday, January 14, 2014 4:00:58 PM UTC-5, InquiringMind wrote: > > Your client converts IP addresses to base64 strings before it indexes the > documents, so it must also use the same conversion to a base64 string when > querying the document. > > Ranges are a little more complicated. For example. if you simply encode > "9" and "111" as strings, then you cannot perform range queries, since *"111" > is less than "9"*, string-wise. In this case you must do something that > ensures that "9" is less than "111", typically by creating fixed-length > input strings before encoding; for example "009" and "111". Now the string > comparisons will match the intended numeric comparisons. > > IP addresses will be more complex. But still, you will need to apply the > same external conversions in front of your queries that you do in front of > your indexing. > > Brian >
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