#Search for data from original Store (id=12)
>> Product.search('+Green +Beans', :with => {:store_ids => [12]}, :without =>
>> {}, :per_page => 20, :page =>1).count
=> 20
#Search for data from one of the new stores (id=41)
>> Product.search('+Green +Beans', :with => {:store_ids => [41]}, :without =>
>> {}, :per_page => 20, :page =>1).count
=> 0
#Search for data from original Store and new store
>> Product.search('+Green +Beans', :with => {:store_ids => [12, 41]}, :without
>> => {}, :per_page => 20, :page =>1).count
=> 20
#Showing stores ids from data taken inside of the the search by old
store
>> Product.search('+Green +Beans', :with => {:store_ids => [12, 41]}, :without
>> => {}, :per_page => 20, :page =>1).first.stores.collect{|s| s.id}
=> [12, 39, 40, 41, 15, 38]
Any thoughts? I'm going to try creating a new product only assigned
to id 41, reindexing, and try it again. I'll update if that is
successful.
On Oct 18, 8:19 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hmm, the right results are coming through... what happens if the store_ids in
> the filter are [41], or [12, 41]?
>
> --
> Pat
>
> On 19/10/2010, at 3:01 AM, Tyler Smith wrote:
>
>
>
> > Thanks for the recommendation, Here is the response.
>
> > mysql> SELECT `products`.`id` AS `product_id`,
> > -> GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT IFNULL(`stores`.`id`, '0') SEPARATOR
> > ',') AS `store_ids`
> > -> FROM `products`
> > -> LEFT OUTER JOIN `product_stores` ON (`products`.`id` =
> > `product_stores`.`product_id`)
> > -> LEFT OUTER JOIN `stores` ON (`stores`.`id` =
> > `product_stores`.`store_id`)
> > -> WHERE `products`.`id` = 72071
> > -> GROUP BY `products`.`id`;
> > +------------+-------------------+
> > | product_id | store_ids |
> > +------------+-------------------+
> > | 72071 | 12,39,40,41,15,38 |
> > +------------+-------------------+
> > 1 row in set (0.02 sec)
>
> > On Oct 15, 8:31 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Right, not spotting anything obviously wrong there... but let's
> >> double-check the SQL for that attribute and product. Try running the
> >> following from script/dbconsole (but keep in mind I've built it without
> >> testing - as it's your db :)
>
> >> SELECT `products`.`id` AS `product_id`,
> >> GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT IFNULL(`stores`.`id`, '0') SEPARATOR ',') AS
> >> `store_ids`
> >> FROM `products`
> >> LEFT OUTER JOIN `product_stores` ON (`products`.`id` =
> >> `product_stores`.`product_id`)
> >> LEFT OUTER JOIN `stores` ON (`stores`.`id` = `product_stores`.`store_id`)
> >> WHERE `products`.`id` = 1000
> >> GROUP BY `products`.`id`;
>
> >> What's the stores_id value?
>
> >> --
> >> Pat
>
> >> On 16/10/2010, at 2:29 AM, Tyler Smith wrote:
>
> >>> source product_core_0
> >>> {
> >>> type = mysql
> >>> sql_host = [FILTERED]
> >>> sql_user = [FILTERED]
> >>> sql_pass = [FILTERED]
> >>> sql_db = [FILTERED]
> >>> sql_sock = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
> >>> sql_query_pre = SET NAMES utf8
> >>> sql_query_pre = SET TIME_ZONE = '+0:00'
> >>> sql_query = SELECT SQL_NO_CACHE `products`.`id` * 3 + 1 AS `id` ,
> >>> `products`.`name` AS `name`, `products`.`brand` AS `brand`,
> >>> `products`.`id` AS `sphinx_internal_id`, 485965105 AS `class_crc`, 0
> >>> AS `sphinx_deleted`, IFNULL(`products`.`name`, '') AS `name_sort`,
> >>> `products`.`id` AS `id`, `products`.`kosher_id` AS `kosher_id`,
> >>> `products`.`gluten_free_id` AS `gluten_free_id`,
> >>> `products`.`lactose_free_id` AS `lactose_free_id`,
> >>> GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT IFNULL(`stores`.`id`, '0') SEPARATOR ',') AS
> >>> `store_ids`, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT IFNULL(`locations`.`id`, '0')
> >>> SEPARATOR ',') AS `location_ids`, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT
> >>> IFNULL(`categories`.`id`, '0') SEPARATOR ',') AS `category_ids`,
> >>> `koshers`.`passover` AS `kosher_passover` FROM `products` LEFT
> >>> OUTER JOIN `product_stores` ON (`products`.`id` =
> >>> `product_stores`.`product_id`) LEFT OUTER JOIN `stores` ON
> >>> (`stores`.`id` = `product_stores`.`store_id`) LEFT OUTER JOIN
> >>> `product_locations` ON (`products`.`id` =
> >>> `product_locations`.`product_id`) LEFT OUTER JOIN `locations` ON
> >>> (`locations`.`id` = `product_locations`.`location_id`) LEFT OUTER
> >>> JOIN `category_products` ON (`products`.`id` =
> >>> `category_products`.`product_id`) LEFT OUTER JOIN `categories` ON
> >>> (`categories`.`id` = `category_products`.`category_id`) LEFT OUTER
> >>> JOIN `koshers` ON `koshers`.id = `products`.kosher_id WHERE
> >>> `products`.`id` >= $start AND `products`.`id` <= $end GROUP BY
> >>> `products`.`id` ORDER BY NULL
> >>> sql_query_range = SELECT IFNULL(MIN(`id`), 1), IFNULL(MAX(`id`), 1)
> >>> FROM `products`
> >>> sql_attr_uint = sphinx_internal_id
> >>> sql_attr_uint = class_crc
> >>> sql_attr_uint = sphinx_deleted
> >>> sql_attr_uint = id
> >>> sql_attr_uint = kosher_id
> >>> sql_attr_uint = gluten_free_id
> >>> sql_attr_uint = lactose_free_id
> >>> sql_attr_bool = kosher_passover
> >>> sql_attr_str2ordinal = name_sort
> >>> sql_attr_multi = uint store_ids from field
> >>> sql_attr_multi = uint location_ids from field
> >>> sql_attr_multi = uint category_ids from field
> >>> sql_query_info = SELECT * FROM `products` WHERE `id` = (($id - 1) /
> >>> 3)
> >>> }
>
> >>> index product_core
> >>> {
> >>> source = product_core_0
> >>> path = [FILTERED]/releases/20101008215652/db/sphinx/staging/
> >>> product_core
> >>> charset_type = utf-8
> >>> }
>
> >>> index product
> >>> {
> >>> type = distributed
> >>> local = product_core
> >>> }
>
> >>> On Oct 14, 5:34 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>>> Hi Tyler
>
> >>>> What does the source for the product model look like in your
> >>>> config/development.sphinx.conf file? (Make sure you remove your database
> >>>> password).
>
> >>>> Cheers
>
> >>>> --
> >>>> Pat
>
> >>>> On 15/10/2010, at 4:42 AM, Tyler Smith wrote:
>
> >>>>> In my Product.rb
>
> >>>>> define_index do
> >>>>> indexes :name, :sortable => true
> >>>>> indexes brand
>
> >>>>> has :id, kosher_id, gluten_free_id, lactose_free_id
> >>>>> has stores(:id), :as => 'store_ids'
> >>>>> has locations(:id), :as => 'location_ids'
> >>>>> has categories(:id), :as => 'category_ids'
> >>>>> has kosher(:passover), :as => 'kosher_passover'
> >>>>> end
>
> >>>>> In my Searching Class
>
> >>>>> def self.for_locations_by_query(query, options = {})
> >>>>> query, categories = @@coder.decode(query).gsub(/(\b\w+\b)/, "+\
> >>>>> \0"), @@coder.decode(options.delete(:categories))
> >>>>> origin, page = @@coder.decode(options.delete(:origin)),
> >>>>> @@coder.decode(options.delete(:page))
> >>>>> per_page, sort_order = @@coder.decode(options.delete(:per_page)),
> >>>>> @@coder.decode(options.delete(:sort_order))
> >>>>> distance, classifications =
> >>>>> @@coder.decode(options.delete(:distance)),
> >>>>> @@coder.decode(options.delete(:classifications))
>
> >>>>> with = {}
> >>>>> with[:store_ids] = Location.all(:origin =>
> >>>>> origin, :within => distance).collect(&:store_id).uniq unless
> >>>>> origin.blank? or distance.blank?
> >>>>> with[:category_ids] = categories.split(',') unless
> >>>>> categories.blank?
>
> >>>>> without = {}
> >>>>> without[:kosher_id] = 0 if
> >>>>> classifications.split(',').include? 'kosher'
> >>>>> without[:gluten_free_id] = 0 if
> >>>>> classifications.split(',').include? 'gluten_free'
> >>>>> without[:lactose_free_id] = 0 if
> >>>>> classifications.split(',').include? 'lactose_free'
> >>>>> without[:kosher_passover] = 0 if
> >>>>> classifications.split(',').include? 'kosher_passover'
>
> >>>>> products = Product.search(query, :with => with, :without =>
> >>>>> without, :per_page => 20, :page => 1)
> >>>>> stores = products.collect { |p| p.stores }.flatten.uniq
> >>>>> locations = stores.collect { |s| s.locations.find(:all, :origin =>
> >>>>> origin, :within => distance) }.flatten.uniq
> >>>>> locations.sort_by_distance_from(origin)
> >>>>> locations.each { |l| l.dist = l.distance }
>
> >>>>> locations = locations.paginate(:page => page, :per_page =>
> >>>>> per_page)
>
> >>>>> return { :total_entries => locations.total_entries, :size =>
> >>>>> locations.size, :locations => locations }
> >>>>> end
>
> >>>>> The problematic line is with[:store_ids] = ...
> >>>>> The product can be associated to multiple store ids, however it only
> >>>>> seems to work if the lowest numbered ID is in the array for
> >>>>> with[:store_ids]. For example, the ids associated with product 1000
> >>>>> are [12,15,41], if with[:store_ids] = [15,41] then 0 results are
> >>>>> returned, however if 12 is in the array then it works.
>
> >>>>> I have stopped, started, restarted, reindexed, rebuilt, generated a
> >>>>> new conf file for sphinx, and repeated in various orders and I have
> >>>>> had no luck.
>
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