Diwakar,
I think you are looking for something like this:
<constraint name="country-ISO-CC-Facet">
<range type="xs:string" facet="true">
<facet-option>limit=3</facet-option>
<element ns="" name="country "/>
<attribute ns="" name="iso-cc"/>
</range>
</constraint>
However, if your results will contain both assigneesGeo and inventorsGeo
elements, then this facet will count the values from both. Since
country/@iso-cc is not specific to either, it can’t be separated out in facets.
You could put the country elements different namespaces for each element and
specify those in two separate facet definitions. Or if you will only want one
type of result and you know this ahead of time, you could toggle it using
<searchable-expression> in you search options node:
if ($condition)
then
<searchable-expression>//inventorsGeo</searchable-expression>
else
<searchable-expression>//assigneesGeo</searchable-expression>
Since you’re only faceting on the attribute, it sounds like the element range
index won’t be needed (the parent element is already specified in the attribute
range index). If you haven’t already, take a look at the Search Developer’s
Guide for further reading on constraints.
http://developer.marklogic.com/learn/5.0/search-dev-guide
Best,
Will
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<assigneesGeo>
<address >
<country iso-cc="CN">People's Republic of China</lnvxe:country>
</address>
</assigneesGeo>
<inventorsGeo>
<address >
<country iso-cc="IND">People's Republic of China</lnvxe:country>
</address>
<address >
< country iso-cc="IND">People's Republic of
China</lnvxe:country></lnvxe:address>
</address>
</inventorsGeo>
The value inside iso-cc attribute is country code
The input I will give is assigneesGeo or inventorsGeo, the output I would like
to have is top three inventorsGeo country code count(if input is inventorsGeo)
I have element range index on country and attribute range index on iso-cc
attribute. I am doing it in a search:search. How should my constraints be.
Thanks,
Diwakar N
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