> Its still not entirely clear, but it seems you could accomplish > what > you want by putting in some AND TermQuery's in there instead of > trying > to use a Filter. Wouldn't that do what you want?
Ok so the example wasn't as concrete as it should have been and you are right about the fact that I could add some more sub-queries to get the same effect. Our particular case concerns adding or doing a "date query" for which we are using a DateFilter. We were using a DateFilter to represent one of the nested sub-queries, but since that is only possible at the same level of a complex parent BooleanQuery, this obviously would affect the results globally instead of respecting the nesting. Maybe the answer is the RangeQuery? I need to research that.... In general, what is the performance gain, if any, when using a Filter vs. adding an extra BooleanClause to retrieve the same results? RBP --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
