Owen Densmore wrote:
I'm building an index from a FileMaker database by dumping the data to a
tab-separated file. Because the FileMaker output is encoded in
MacRoman, and uses Mac line separators, I run a script across the tab
file to clean it up:
tr '\r\v' '\n ' | iconv -f MAC -t UTF-8
Thi
Aad, Well at least that's easier.
Ciao,
Jonathan O'Connor
XCOM Dublin
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Jonathan O'Connor wrote:
>Aad,
>Are you trying t
How would you deal with a query like "a*z" though?
I suspect, however, that you only care about suffix queries and
stemming those. If thats the case, then you could subclass
getWildcardQuery and do internal stemming (remove trailing wildcard,
run it through the analyzer directly there and retur
How would you deal with a query like "a*z" though?
Yeah I know, a user submitting that is certainly possible. I have no idea. I
am starting to think that NOT stemming on indexing might be the safest
solution.
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From: "Erik Hatcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Are there any issues with having a bunch of boolean queries and than adding
them to one big boolean queries (making them all required)?
Or should I be looking at Query.combine()?
Thanks,
Luke
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Are there any issues with having a bunch of boolean queries and than adding
them to one big boolean queries (making them all required)?
Or should I be looking at Query.combine()?
Thanks,
Luke
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From: "Erik Hatcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tu
Hi,
I have an index with field "documentNumber". There are 10 documents. One of the
documents has documentNumber A5058970
I want to return all matches where documentNumber != A505*. I should get 9 docs
back.
I construct a query like
wq = WildcardQuery("documentNumber","a505*")
BooleanQuery bq
On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 11:02 -0700, aaz wrote:
> I have an index with field "documentNumber". There are 10 documents. One of
> the documents has documentNumber A5058970
>
> I want to return all matches where documentNumber != A505*. I should get 9
> docs back.
>
> I construct a query like
>
> w
Ok, that makes sense. Any suggestions on how to AND that prohibited clause
with a query to get everything?
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From: "Miles Barr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lucene Users List"
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: != queries
On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 11:02
If this is a query you need to support often, you could create a field
"x" that contains "x" in every document. Then search on that with your
prohibited query.
If not, you could get the document list by doing your search then
removing all of those documents from a complete set outside of lucene.
On Thursday 10 February 2005 18:44, Luke Shannon wrote:
> Are there any issues with having a bunch of boolean queries and than adding
> them to one big boolean queries (making them all required)?
The 1.4.3 and earlier BooleanScorer has an out of bounds exception
for "More than 32 required/prohibit
I think I found a pretty good way to do a negative match.
In this query I am looking for all the Documents that have a kcfileupload
field with any value except for jpg.
Query negativeMatch = new WildcardQuery(new Term("kcfileupload",
"*jpg*"));
BooleanQuery typeNegAll = new Boole
How can I create a new index segment for each new document? The reason
for doing this is I want to be able to retrieve a document as soon as it
is added. I tried setting the minMergeFactor on the writer to one. But
it did not work.
Thanks in advance,
Ravi.
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On Thursday 10 February 2005 22:27, Ravi wrote:
> I tried setting the minMergeFactor on the writer to one. But
> it did not work.
I think there's an off-by-one bug so two is the smallest value that works
as expected.
Regards
Daniel
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Hi,
A couple of newbie questions. I've searched the
archives and read the Javadoc but I'm still having
trouble figuring these out.
1. What's the best way to index and handle queries
like the following:
Find me all users with (a CS degree and a GPA > 3.0)
or (a Math degree and a GPA > 3.5).
2.
Daniel Naber wrote:
On Thursday 10 February 2005 22:27, Ravi wrote:
I tried setting the minMergeFactor on the writer to one. But
it did not work.
I think there's an off-by-one bug so two is the smallest value that works
as expected.
You can simply create a new IndexWriter for each add and then clo
On Feb 10, 2005, at 4:06 PM, Luke Shannon wrote:
I think I found a pretty good way to do a negative match.
In this query I am looking for all the Documents that have a
kcfileupload
field with any value except for jpg.
Query negativeMatch = new WildcardQuery(new
Term("kcfileupload",
"*jpg
Greetings.
Can anyone point me to a how-to tutorial on how to
access Lucene from a web page generated by PHP pr
Perl? I've been looking but couldn't find anything.
Thanks a lot.
And
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If I store multiple fields with same name for example “Author” with 3 values
“bob,”jane”,”bill” once I retrieve the doc are the values in the same order?
Thanks,
Ramon
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Apologies...
I am getting
this error on ' Every FIRST SEARCH after Startup of the
WEBSERVER '
and I have
declared the following code only once in the method of execution
<%@ page
import="org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanQuery"%>BooleanQuery.setMaxClauseCount(Integer
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