ŮŚWell
Philipp and Ronnie Thank you very much indeed
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Regards,
Mohammad
As long as there are no deletions, the ids will remain unchanged and
it is safe to use them outside.
But in a case where you delete some document, the resulting gap in the
document list will be filled during the next optimize (triggered
manually) or merge operation (may be triggered automatically
Thanks Philipp
2007/4/5, Philipp Nanz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> That *is* the actual id in the index. There is no other.
> You should be careful using it outside of Lucene though, because
> Lucene may rearrange the document ids during optimization for example.
>
> If you need an application id, ad
Ahh, now i know what you mean...
Forget the above :-)
Use result.id( i )
2007/4/5, Philipp Nanz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
That *is* the actual id in the index. There is no other.
You should be careful using it outside of Lucene though, because
Lucene may rearrange the document ids during optimizati
It's in the FAQ:
http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/LuceneFAQ#head-e1de2630fe33fb6eb6733747a5bf870f600e1b4c
Mohammad Norouzi wrote:
but the question is, if I add, say, a document to my index, is lucene going
to re arrange the internal IDs? can't I trust them?
Would you tell me in exactly which
That *is* the actual id in the index. There is no other.
You should be careful using it outside of Lucene though, because
Lucene may rearrange the document ids during optimization for example.
If you need an application id, add it as an additional stored field to
each document and retrieve that.
sorry to correct my answer:
I need something like this result.doc( i ).getId();
this id from the result (the i ) is starting from 1 but I need the actual id
in the index.
On 4/5/07, Mohammad Norouzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I need the id of the document that returned by Hits as a result
