To get the first n clauses you could maybe create your own query
subclassing RegexQuery with an implementation of getEnum(reader) that
returned a FilteredTermEnum that was a subclass of RegexTermEnum that
stopped after the first n. That's made up from following the javadoc
and I've no idea if it i
I tryed that solution at my first attempt, but the result is that my
application turns too slow.
What I need is to create a query with a small amount of clauses, 100-200,
using some kind of filter. For example, if my RegexQuery generates 5000
clauses, I just want from the 100 first clauses (in al
If you mean you are getting BooleanQuery.TooManyClauses then the
simple solution is BooleanQuery.setMaxClauseCount(int maxClauseCount).
See the javadocs for default values and some suggestions on
workarounds. And the FAQ. And Google.
If this isn't what you are getting, please tell us *exactly*
I mean "too many terms", excuse me.
JoelG wrote:
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> "but in some cases the search returns too many results"
> do you *really* mean you get "too many results"? or do you actually mean
> you get a "too many terms" exception due to the query expansion?
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>
> -Original Message-
>
"but in some cases the search returns too many results"
do you *really* mean you get "too many results"? or do you actually mean
you get a "too many terms" exception due to the query expansion?
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