Solr — forcing facet to show enum fields that aren't currently present in any document
I have a field which can have known set of string values, and it is of EnumField type.
Is there a way to force Solr to return all facet values for it? The facet.mincount=0 property only works if there are existing documents with corresponding facet field value, however they were filtered out in current search using e.g. fq.
However, if none current documents have that value, it doesn't show up at all.
Consider I have a field type, which is defined as an enum, and can have values A and B. And let's say I have imported such docs:
[{
"name_s": "Doc 1",
"type": "A",
"user_s": "Foo"
}, {
"name_s": "Doc 2",
"user_s": "Bar"
}]
If I do a facet query on the field type using a filter query by user "Bar", the only facet value I am returned is "A" with the count of 0. My goal is to force it to return both values "A" and "B" in such scenario (and both having count 0).
solr
asked Jan 2 at 12:12
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
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I have a field which can have known set of string values, and it is of EnumField type.
Is there a way to force Solr to return all facet values for it? The facet.mincount=0 property only works if there are existing documents with corresponding facet field value, however they were filtered out in current search using e.g. fq.
However, if none current documents have that value, it doesn't show up at all.
Consider I have a field type, which is defined as an enum, and can have values A and B. And let's say I have imported such docs:
[{
"name_s": "Doc 1",
"type": "A",
"user_s": "Foo"
}, {
"name_s": "Doc 2",
"user_s": "Bar"
}]
If I do a facet query on the field type using a filter query by user "Bar", the only facet value I am returned is "A" with the count of 0. My goal is to force it to return both values "A" and "B" in such scenario (and both having count 0).
solr
asked Jan 2 at 12:12
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
1,4191926
do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37
|
show 2 more comments
I have a field which can have known set of string values, and it is of EnumField type.
Is there a way to force Solr to return all facet values for it? The facet.mincount=0 property only works if there are existing documents with corresponding facet field value, however they were filtered out in current search using e.g. fq.
However, if none current documents have that value, it doesn't show up at all.
Consider I have a field type, which is defined as an enum, and can have values A and B. And let's say I have imported such docs:
[{
"name_s": "Doc 1",
"type": "A",
"user_s": "Foo"
}, {
"name_s": "Doc 2",
"user_s": "Bar"
}]
If I do a facet query on the field type using a filter query by user "Bar", the only facet value I am returned is "A" with the count of 0. My goal is to force it to return both values "A" and "B" in such scenario (and both having count 0).
solr
asked Jan 2 at 12:12
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
1,4191926
I have a field which can have known set of string values, and it is of EnumField type.
Is there a way to force Solr to return all facet values for it? The facet.mincount=0 property only works if there are existing documents with corresponding facet field value, however they were filtered out in current search using e.g. fq.
However, if none current documents have that value, it doesn't show up at all.
Consider I have a field type, which is defined as an enum, and can have values A and B. And let's say I have imported such docs:
[{
"name_s": "Doc 1",
"type": "A",
"user_s": "Foo"
}, {
"name_s": "Doc 2",
"user_s": "Bar"
}]
If I do a facet query on the field type using a filter query by user "Bar", the only facet value I am returned is "A" with the count of 0. My goal is to force it to return both values "A" and "B" in such scenario (and both having count 0).
solr
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do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37
|
show 2 more comments
do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37
do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37
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According to the mailing list, this is not possible at the moment.
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
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If you're simple curious about to find all the terms present in field type you can easily find it using the term component of the Solr.
Doc : https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-terms-component.html
Doc is for version 6.6 you can change it accordingly the version you are currently working on.
Here is sample url: http://localhost:8983/solr/collection/terms?terms.fl=type
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
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But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
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You can achieve that by using tagging and excluding filters:
You first tag your filter query: fq={!tag=my_tag}user_s:Bar
And then you use the exclude tag in your facet: facet.field={!ex=my_tag}type
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for thetypefield; in other words, a querytype:Bwould return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
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According to the mailing list, this is not possible at the moment.
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
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According to the mailing list, this is not possible at the moment.
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
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According to the mailing list, this is not possible at the moment.
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
1,4191926
According to the mailing list, this is not possible at the moment.
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
1,4191926
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
1,4191926
answered Jan 5 at 22:30
Coderino JavarinoCoderino Javarino
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answered Jan 5 at 22:30
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add a comment |
If you're simple curious about to find all the terms present in field type you can easily find it using the term component of the Solr.
Doc : https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-terms-component.html
Doc is for version 6.6 you can change it accordingly the version you are currently working on.
Here is sample url: http://localhost:8983/solr/collection/terms?terms.fl=type
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
add a comment |
If you're simple curious about to find all the terms present in field type you can easily find it using the term component of the Solr.
Doc : https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-terms-component.html
Doc is for version 6.6 you can change it accordingly the version you are currently working on.
Here is sample url: http://localhost:8983/solr/collection/terms?terms.fl=type
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
add a comment |
If you're simple curious about to find all the terms present in field type you can easily find it using the term component of the Solr.
Doc : https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-terms-component.html
Doc is for version 6.6 you can change it accordingly the version you are currently working on.
Here is sample url: http://localhost:8983/solr/collection/terms?terms.fl=type
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
If you're simple curious about to find all the terms present in field type you can easily find it using the term component of the Solr.
Doc : https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-terms-component.html
Doc is for version 6.6 you can change it accordingly the version you are currently working on.
Here is sample url: http://localhost:8983/solr/collection/terms?terms.fl=type
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
answered Jan 6 at 2:28
Aman TandonAman Tandon
590222
590222
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
add a comment |
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
But that is not what the question is about - the question wants to include all the possible values for the EnumField, even if there is no documents that contain that value. The terms component will not return those values unless they're present in a document, which is the same case that the OP originally asked (and used faceting to achieve).
– MatsLindh
Jan 6 at 14:37
add a comment |
You can achieve that by using tagging and excluding filters:
You first tag your filter query: fq={!tag=my_tag}user_s:Bar
And then you use the exclude tag in your facet: facet.field={!ex=my_tag}type
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for thetypefield; in other words, a querytype:Bwould return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
add a comment |
You can achieve that by using tagging and excluding filters:
You first tag your filter query: fq={!tag=my_tag}user_s:Bar
And then you use the exclude tag in your facet: facet.field={!ex=my_tag}type
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for thetypefield; in other words, a querytype:Bwould return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
add a comment |
You can achieve that by using tagging and excluding filters:
You first tag your filter query: fq={!tag=my_tag}user_s:Bar
And then you use the exclude tag in your facet: facet.field={!ex=my_tag}type
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
You can achieve that by using tagging and excluding filters:
You first tag your filter query: fq={!tag=my_tag}user_s:Bar
And then you use the exclude tag in your facet: facet.field={!ex=my_tag}type
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
answered Jan 2 at 13:14
Tomer ArazyTomer Arazy
1,673712
1,673712
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for thetypefield; in other words, a querytype:Bwould return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
add a comment |
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for thetypefield; in other words, a querytype:Bwould return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for the
type field; in other words, a query type:B would return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
This would only affect the count of facet values, but it wouldn't include missing keys. Again, there isn't a single document with the value of "B" for the
type field; in other words, a query type:B would return an empty set. The answer must resolve around the enum somehow, else how would solr know all the possible values?– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 14:57
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do you want to see facet values even for documents that aren't matched by the query?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:20
Yes, in particular when those facet values are defined as enum
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:28
could you elaborate on this?enum as predefined values? how would Solr know about your enum somewhere?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:30
I'm specifically talking about solr's enum, as seen e.g. here lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/working-with-enum-fields.html
– Coderino Javarino
Jan 2 at 12:31
yeah, but in this sense, EnumField is no different in terms of faceting as other field types, facets are calculated on matched docset only. I could think of some idea if you have fq that could be ignored and you want to return results ignoring it. Will it be ok?
– Mysterion
Jan 2 at 12:37