Bascially I want to limit the results of the text search by the rows that
are returned in a relational search of other attribute data related to the
document. The text of the document is just like any other attribute it just
needs to be queried differently. Does that make sense?
Thanks
Mike
Stephane James
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I'm a bit confused why you want this.
As far as I know, but relational db searches will return exact
matches without a mesure of relevancy. To mesure relevancy, you need a
search engine. For your results to be coherent, you would have to put
everything in the lucene index.
As for memory consumption, for searching, if the index is on disk, then
the memory footprint depends on the type of queries you use. For indexing,
it depends if you use tmp RAMDirectory to do merges, otherwise, memory
consumption is minimal.
HTH
sv
On Wed, 28 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I need to somehow aloow users to do a text search and query relational
> database attributes at the same time. The attributes are basically
metadata
> about the documents that the text search will be perfomed on. I have the
> text of the documents indexed in Lucene. Does anyone have any advice or
> examples. I also need to make sure I don't garble up all the memory on
our
> server
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>
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