Hi Michael
"Then continue using binary search depending on the returned score values."
May I know what do you mean by using binary search?
On 9/12/2017 3:08 PM, Michael Kuhlmann wrote:
So you're looking for a solution to validate the result output.
You have two ways:
1. Assuming you're sorting by the default "score" sort option:
Find the result you're looking for by setting the fq filter clause
accordingly, and add "score" the the fl field list.
Then do the normal unfiltered search, still including "score", and start
with page, let's say, 50,000.
Then continue using binary search depending on the returned score values.
2. Set fl to return only the supplier id, then you'll probably be able
to return several ten-thousand results at once.
But be warned, the result position of these elements can vary with every
single commit, esp. when there're lots of documents with the same score
value.
-Michael
Am 12.09.2017 um 03:21 schrieb Derek Poh:
Some additional information.
I have a query from user that a supplier's product(s) is not in the
search result.
I debugged by adding a fq on the supplier id to the query to verify
the supplier's product is in thesearch result. The products do existin
the search result.
I want to tell user in which page of the search result the supplier's
product appear in. To do this I go through each page of the search
result to find the supplier's product.
It is still fine if the search result has a few hundreds products but
it will be a chore if the result have thousands. In this case there
are more than 100,000 products in the result.
Any advice on easier ways to check which page the supplier's product
or document appear in a search result?
On 9/11/2017 2:44 PM, Mikhail Khludnev wrote:
You can request facet field, query facet, filter or even explainOther.
On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 5:12 AM, Derek Poh <d...@globalsources.com>
wrote:
Hi
I have a collection of productdocument.
Each productdocument has supplier information in it.
I need to check if a supplier's products is return in a search
resultcontaining over 100,000 products and in which page (assuming
pagination is 20 products per page).
Itis time-consuming and "labour-intensive" to go through each page
to look
for the product of the supplier.
Would like to know if you guys have any better and easier waysto do
this?
Derek
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