Hi Tal,
Tal Dayan schrieb:
>
> If you store the document fields in the index, you can
> then retrive the document, run the analyzer, filter out
> duplicates and get a set of the terms. Is this is want
> you want ?
That's the second way. But I find it more comfortable when the index
could provide this info. Looking at the indexed words and add or delete
some indeces is essential for me.
Unfortunatly, the indexed file is only present while indexing. Its is
a teporary created textfile from various other formats and has some
additional user defined keywords. The textfile is not important for
my application (the original is store elsewhere), all information
where to get the original file is stored as an additional field.
Seems like I have to choices:
1. I take the textfile and store it beside the index, and re-analyze
it to get all qualified terms.
2. I change my Analyzer that way that it creates a file while
indexing and put all qualified terms into it.
The second choice has the advance, that this filebase could be
used to rebuild the index after a mishap.
>
> Tal
>
Gerhard
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