So, the index is a list of tokens per column, right?
There's a table per column that lists the analyzed tokens?
And the tokens per column are represented as what, system integers? 32/64 bit
unsigned ints?
Dennis Gearon
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Why does it matter? You can't really get at them unless you store them.
I don't know what table per column means, there's nothing in Solr
architecture called a table or a column. Although by column you
probably mean more or less Solr field. There is nothing like a
table in Solr.
Solr is
: Tue, January 25, 2011 9:29:36 AM
Subject: Re: in-index representaton of tokens
Why does it matter? You can't really get at them unless you store them.
I don't know what table per column means, there's nothing in Solr
architecture called a table or a column. Although by column you
probably mean
From: Jonathan Rochkind rochk...@jhu.edu
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Subject: Re: in-index representaton of tokens
Why does it matter? You can't really get at them unless you store them.
I don't know what table
Gearon [gear...@sbcglobal.net]
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Subject: Re: in-index representaton of tokens
I am saying there is a list of tokens that have been parsed (a table of them)
for each column? Or one for the whole index?
Dennis Gearon
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