Hi Tom
Sorry I've not gotten back to you sooner on this - and unfortunately I can't
reproduce it in my limited testing. If you can do so reliably, would appreciate
a basic test app so I can do the same locally.
Given it's been a few weeks, maybe you've found a solution anyway?
--
Pat
On 07/04/2010, at 3:44 AM, Tom Cocca wrote:
> We have a really weird requirement, we need to perform searches on a
> model for two (or more) different items which belong to a service
> however we are not allowed to mix result sets together. What this
> means is that we need to actually perform 2 distinct sphinx queries.
> The problem is when I try and do this it ignores all searches except
> the last one.
>
> for example:
>
> search_sets = {}
>
> search_args1 = {:with => {:service_id => 1, :price => 0..100}}
> search_args2 = {:with => {:service_id => 2, :price => 0..100}}
>
> search_sets['1'] = MyModel.search(search_args1)
> search_sets['2'] = MyModel.search(search_args2)
>
> The results set is always the same for both. It seems to take the
> last search that gets called and execute that for everytime the search
> method gets called.
>
> Any ideas? Thoughts?
>
> I would love to be able to do 1 search and then split things out based
> on service_id but I need to maintain pagination and it doesn't seem
> like the grouping functionality is going to provide what I need.
>
> Thanks,
> ~ Tom
>
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