This may be a candidate for a field word lexicon because you can
create inclusions and exclusions, but I do not know if it supports the
kind of exclusion you need....
On Jul 9, 2009, at 2:58 PM, Runstein, Robert E. (Contr) (IS) wrote:
Hi,
I have documents like the following:
<my:doc>
<my:a>
<my:name>Bob</my:name>
</my:a>
<my:b>
<my:name>George</my:name>
</my:b>
</my:doc>
I would like to create an element range index that will index the
my:name values under my:a, but not the my:name values under my:b
I cannot change the namespaces to differentiate between them. Is
there a way to do this or do I have to index all the my:name values
and filter out the ones that came from the my:b element? Thanks.
Bob
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