Re: Indexing multiple instances of the same field for each document

[Doug Cutting]

Roy Klein wrote:
E.g.
   doc1.add(Field.indexed("field","the");
   doc1.add(Field.indexed("field","quick");
   doc1.add(Field.indexed("field","brown");
   doc1.add(Field.indexed("field","fox");
   doc1.add(Field.indexed("field","jumped");
   writer.addDocument(doc1);
Vs.
   doc2.add(Field.indexed("field","the quick brown fox jumped");
   writer.addDocument(doc2);
Is there a difference in query performance when I query on fields that
have been added multiple times vs fields which were added with the
entire field contents at once?
No.

Also FYI, I found that phrase queries don't work against a field that's
been added multiple times. If I query the phrase "brown fox", against
the two example docs above, only the second matches.
They should work the same.  I'm not sure what Field.indexed does. 
That's not a normal Lucene method.

Doug

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