On Monday 31 May 2004 11:09, Karthik N S wrote: ... > I re indexed my folder 10181 [Seem's to be corrupted]
Was the index writer closed? > Now I am getting the hits as.... > > > D:\JAVA\lucene\src\demo>java org.lucene.src.indexer.search.SearchFiles > Search Keyword : +button+filename:[B10181_P702 TO B01081_P355] The query needs to have space before the 2nd + : +button +filename:[B10181_P702 TO B01081_P355] > Source path [ E:/po/aaaa ] : e:/indexer3/b10181 > Query: ['+button+filename:[B10181_P702 TO B01081_P355]'] in Folder > e:/indexer3/b10181/b10181_indx_ > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'filename': > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'bookid': > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'creation': > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'contents': > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'chapNme': > Not a Found document(s) that matched query Field 'itmName': You seem to use a search mechanism that searches all these fields. I'd recommend to switch this off until a query with explicit fields works, eg.: +contents:button +filename:[B10181_P702 TO B01081_P355] Btw. You'll need to make sure that a term like B10181_P702 is not split at the underscore _ by a tokenizer at indexing time. If your filename is not a keyword field, you might consider changing it into a keyword field. You seem to index book pages as Lucene documents, which is ok. However, you may also need to index larger parts of the books in order to retrieve books with multiple subjects on different pages. Is this what your original question is about? Have fun, Ype --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
