Hi Mikhail,
thanks for your help.
After some more reading and testing I found the solution.
Just in case someone else needs it here are the results.
original query:
q=collection:ftmuenster+AND+-description:*&fl=*
--> numFound="1877"
frange query:
q=collection:ftmuenster&fq={!frange+l=0+u=0}exist
Hello,
A function query matches all docs. Use {!frange} if you want to select docs
with some particular values.
On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 6:08 PM, Bernd Fehling <
bernd.fehl...@uni-bielefeld.de> wrote:
> I'm testing some function queries and have some questions.
>
> original queries:
> 1. q=collect
I'm testing some function queries and have some questions.
original queries:
1. q=collection:ftmuenster&fl=*
--> numFound="6029"
2. q=collection:ftmuenster+AND+-description:*&fl=*
--> numFound="1877"
3. q=collection:ftmuenster+AND+description:*&fl=*
--> numFound="4152"
This looks good.
But now
oring of search. And I
> find an example in the book "Solr 1.4 Enterprise Search Server" about
> function query. I want to boost a document which is newer. so it may
> be a function such as 1/(timestamp+1) . But the function query is
> added to the final result, not multiplied. So
I want to integrate document's timestamp into scoring of search. And I
find an example in the book "Solr 1.4 Enterprise Search Server" about
function query. I want to boost a document which is newer. so it may
be a function such as 1/(timestamp+1) . But the function query is
add
