: > Using the stats component makes short work of things.
: >
: > stats.true&stats.field=foo
:
: The stats component has been rendered obsolete by the newer and shinier
: json.facet stuff.
json.facet still doesn't support multi-shard refinement, so saying stats
(and/or) facet components are ob
On 17/02/17 13:39, John Blythe wrote:
> Using the stats component makes short work of things.
>
> stats.true&stats.field=foo
The stats component has been rendered obsolete by the newer and shinier
json.facet stuff.
- Bram
Using the stats component makes short work of things.
stats.true&stats.field=foo
You can determine which stats fields are retrieved, including which
percentiles you'd like to see returned:
stats.true&stats.field{percentiles="15,50,85,90}foo
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/The+S
On 15/01/17 15:26, Vidal, Gilad wrote:
> Hi,
> Can you direct me for Java example using Solr percentiles?
> The following 3 examples are not seems to be working.
Not sure if this is still relevant, but I use the json.facet parameter
with SolrJ:
query.add("json.facet", "{\"ninety\":\"percentile(v
Hi,
Can you direct me for Java example using Solr percentiles?
The following 3 examples are not seems to be working.
search.setParam("facet", true);
search.setParam("percentiles", true);
search.setParam("percentiles.field", "networkTime");
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