Using q=NAME:Smith&fq=AGE:30 would be better because filter queries are cached separately and can be re-used regardless of the NAME query. So if you expect your filter queries to be re-used, you should use fq, otherwise performance would probably be the same for both "NAME:Smith AND AGE:30" and "q=NAME:Smith&fq=AGE:30"
On Feb 13, 2008 1:31 AM, Evgeniy Strokin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello,.. Lets say I have one query like this: > NAME:Smith > I need to restrict the result and I'm doing this: > NAME:Smith AND AGE:30 > Also, I can do this using fq parameter: > q=NAME:Smith&fq=AGE:30 > The result of second and third queries should be the same, right? > But why should I use fq then? In which cases this is better? Can you give me > example to better understand the problem? > > Thank you > Gene -- Regards, Shalin Shekhar Mangar.
