copyfield and 'store' and highlighting

[ashokc <as...@qualcomm.com>]

Hi,
I copy 'field1' to 'field2' so that I can apply a different set of analyzers
& filters. Content wise, they are identical. 'field2' has to be stored
because it is used for high-lighting. Do I have to declare 'field1' also to
be stored? 'field1' is never returned in the response. Thanks. - ashok
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Re: copyfield and 'store' and highlighting

[Michael Ludwig <ml...@as-guides.com>]

ashokc schrieb:

> Do I have to declare 'field1' also to be stored? 'field1' is never
> returned in the response.

I find the following Wiki page helpful when dealing with @stored,
@indexed and friends:

http://wiki.apache.org/solr/FieldOptionsByUseCase

Michael Ludwig

Re: copyfield and 'store' and highlighting

[Koji Sekiguchi <ko...@r.email.ne.jp>]

ashokc wrote:
> Hi,
> I copy 'field1' to 'field2' so that I can apply a different set of analyzers
> & filters. Content wise, they are identical. 'field2' has to be stored
> because it is used for high-lighting. Do I have to declare 'field1' also to
> be stored? 'field1' is never returned in the response. Thanks. - ashok
>   

No, you do not need to declare "field1" to be stored.

Koji