sphinxsearchHow do I use SphinxSearch DocInfo?
SphinxSearch DocInfo is a feature of the SphinxSearch full text search engine which allows you to store additional information about each document that you index. This can be used to improve the relevance of search results.
Here is an example of how to use SphinxSearch DocInfo:
index test
{
docinfo = extern
path = /var/data/test
}
index test_docinfo
{
source = test
type = docinfo
}
This will create two indexes, test and test_docinfo, which will store the document content and the DocInfo data respectively.
The docinfo = extern line in the test index tells Sphinx to store the DocInfo data in an external index, which in this case is test_docinfo.
When you query the test index, the results will include the DocInfo data from the test_docinfo index.
For more information on using SphinxSearch DocInfo, see the SphinxSearch Documentation.
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