How to use INKEYS to filter by the key/document_id?
I am trying to create a search query with redis and filter based on the id of the document. It seems we need to use the INKEYS
command, but it doesn’t work for the key ru203:book:details:9780002005883
even after escaping the :
.
How to use INKEYS to filter by the key/document_id?
I am trying to create a search query with redis and filter based on the id of the document. It seems we need to use the INKEYS
command, but it doesn’t work for the key ru203:book:details:9780002005883
even after escaping the :
.
How to use INKEYS to filter by the key/document_id?
I am trying to create a search query with redis and filter based on the id of the document. It seems we need to use the INKEYS
command, but it doesn’t work for the key ru203:book:details:9780002005883
even after escaping the :
.
How to use INKEYS to filter by the key/document_id?
I am trying to create a search query with redis and filter based on the id of the document. It seems we need to use the INKEYS
command, but it doesn’t work for the key ru203:book:details:9780002005883
even after escaping the :
.
Are the results of FT.SEARCH ordered by their scores by default?
According to the documentation of FT.SEARCH
, it has a WITHSCORES
argument to get the internal scores of the documents, and a SCORER
argument to specify a function for scoring the documents, such as the default TFIDF
for texts (according to Scoring Documents). However, it does not explicitly mention that the scores are used to sort the documents, though the results do appear to be sorted by the scores in my experiments. Thus, I wonder whether sorting by the scores is indeed the default behavior?
How to installing RediSearch on Ubuntu 24?
I want to install RediSearch but after a few minutes after the make build
command it gets stuck at fetching boost
and won’t go forward.
Redis vector query return 0 result
As title.