Re: Term Vector support part 2

[Dmitry Serebrennikov <dm...@earthlink.net>]

Maurits van Wijland wrote:

>Hi Dmitry,
>
>I feel like a predator asking this... but is the term vector 
>code available for the latest release of Lucene?
>Are you working on this by any chance?
>Some of us here are really looking forward to this
>great addition!
>
>regards,
>
>Maurits
>
>
>  
>
No.... Unfortunately I'm still not working on this... I'd love to, but 
there's been just loads of work elsewhere in our product, therefore this 
area is still in the queue. By the looks of things, I would say that I 
should be able to get to it by the end of September.

Sorry about the delay...
Dmitry.




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Adding indexable fields to an already indexed document without deleting and readding it

[Manish Shukla <ha...@yahoo.com>]

Hi All,

What is the easiest way to 
-add new fields to an already indexed documents 
-adding new values to one field of an already indexed
document.

I realize that the preferred way to do this is to
delete the document and readd it with modified values.

But In our case, the sheer number of documents that
need this kind of massaging sometimes get too high to
do that, as the parsing cost for tokenizing the
documents gets too high.

I am thinking in the  direction  which involves adding
an additional ".fdx" file ( like ".fdx1" or something
) and similarly another ".fnm" file and so on . While
optimizing I merge the two files of similar types
together ( like ".fnm" to ".fnm1"). For Searches
before optimizing I will have to somehow take care of
merging values from two files in memory. I don't know
yet how ????

Another way to do this while avoiding reparsing the
document is to somehow get a list of all the fields
and associated tokens for the document . Delete the
original document and readd the document back with new
values ( old plus some new ) thus avoiding reparsing.


Any help pointer will be appreciated.

Thanks
Manish

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