Hello All.
I am using the search:search api and everything works as expected
until I sort by an element or attribute in my document. Once I sort
by an element or attribute, the @total for <search:response> changes
as I paginate through the results. I have several <article> documents
that I am searching through with an Integer Attribute Range Index on
"authorRole/@rank". When I add <sort-order type="xs:integer"
direction="ascending">
<element ns="" name="authorRole"/>
<attribute ns="" name="rank"/>
</sort-order>
to my search options, the @total is no longer accurate. For a search
with 99 hits, paging through the results changes @total from 21 to 147
results. Any Ideas? An example <article> document is below.
<article status="publish">
<referenceHeader>
<publicationDate
value="2008-11-01T00:00:00">2008-11-01</publicationDate>
<searchTerms>
<authorRole rank="6" seniority="1">Role ABC</authorRole>
<collection>misc</collection>
</searchTerms>
<lastChanged>
<editor>John Smith</editor>
<dateStamp>2008-10-23</dateStamp>
</lastChanged>
<itemNumber>62291</itemNumber>
</referenceHeader>
<titleBlock>
<title id="1">The Title</title>
<kicker id="4">This is very interesting.</kicker>
</titleBlock>
<bodyBlock>
<para id="5" start="00:00:00:00" stop=""><pageBreak
pageNum="75"/>This is paragraph 1 and
that is all I have to say here.</para>
<para id="6" start="00:00:00:00" stop="">Yes! Another paragraph.</para>
</bodyBlock>
<publishDate value="2009-07-22T09:52:48.887-06:00">2009-07-22</publishDate>
</article>
Thanks,
Bruce Holt
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