Torsten:
This is not the exact answer to your original question, but Otis had a
"bookmark" / "tag" on one those Internet bookmark boards for efficient date
range searches in large indexes. I found it once while searching for date range
queries on Google, but could not find it again.
If you can find that link somehow, it really has some very good information on
fast searches when searching for a date range.
Thanks
Saurabh
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Subject: How to use a field for date/time range searches
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Hello all,
I try to figure out how to use a field for date/time range searches.
As the docs (http://www.dotlucene.net/documentation/QuerySyntax.html)
states,
I used to add this line within my Lucene.Document Create() function:
...
doc.Add(Field.Keyword("date", item.Date));
...
Where item.Date is a DateTime object containing a UTC(!) date and time.
I used Luke to test the search: I provided "date:{20060901 TO 20061001}"
in
the search input tab, but no result is returned (but there must be
results).
My questions:
Q1. Is my query correct?
Q2. Do I have to change impl., to get it work?
Q3. What happens with the provided DateTime? Hopefully there is no
TimeZone.UtcOffset() substraction handling inside?
Q4. How do I search for time? E.g. an item posted in the last hour...
The version I used is Lucene.Net-1.9.1-002-29Sep06.src.zip
TorstenR
