C++ Sphinx mismatch in inserted value vs queried value
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Does Sphinx have a maximum length for string attributes? I insert the content of a document and when I query back the content, it differs from the inserted value (shortened).
Therefore, my question is does Sphinx check anything based on length, etc? The characters in the string are within my charset in the Sphinx config?
What am I doing wrong? Why is Sphinx truncating my inserted value? There is no error thrown when inserting the value in Sphinx, but querying it back directly results in a shortened string of the inserted value. (If I query the same string later, it is stills shortened?)
Perhaps important, I use a real-time index
UPDATE
The config I use places the content of the doc both in the index (to be searched) as in the attribute (to be queried back?): rt_field and rt_attr_string
IMPORTANT
Please note that I don't use the sql_attr_field which has a limit of 4MB per value (with an overal limit of 4GB?) as specified in the docs. I use the rt_attr_string which has no specified limit in the documentation? Do the same limits apply to rt_attr_string?
c++ sphinx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
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Does Sphinx have a maximum length for string attributes? I insert the content of a document and when I query back the content, it differs from the inserted value (shortened).
Therefore, my question is does Sphinx check anything based on length, etc? The characters in the string are within my charset in the Sphinx config?
What am I doing wrong? Why is Sphinx truncating my inserted value? There is no error thrown when inserting the value in Sphinx, but querying it back directly results in a shortened string of the inserted value. (If I query the same string later, it is stills shortened?)
Perhaps important, I use a real-time index
UPDATE
The config I use places the content of the doc both in the index (to be searched) as in the attribute (to be queried back?): rt_field and rt_attr_string
IMPORTANT
Please note that I don't use the sql_attr_field which has a limit of 4MB per value (with an overal limit of 4GB?) as specified in the docs. I use the rt_attr_string which has no specified limit in the documentation? Do the same limits apply to rt_attr_string?
c++ sphinx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits forrt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g.sql_attr_field
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36
add a comment |
Does Sphinx have a maximum length for string attributes? I insert the content of a document and when I query back the content, it differs from the inserted value (shortened).
Therefore, my question is does Sphinx check anything based on length, etc? The characters in the string are within my charset in the Sphinx config?
What am I doing wrong? Why is Sphinx truncating my inserted value? There is no error thrown when inserting the value in Sphinx, but querying it back directly results in a shortened string of the inserted value. (If I query the same string later, it is stills shortened?)
Perhaps important, I use a real-time index
UPDATE
The config I use places the content of the doc both in the index (to be searched) as in the attribute (to be queried back?): rt_field and rt_attr_string
IMPORTANT
Please note that I don't use the sql_attr_field which has a limit of 4MB per value (with an overal limit of 4GB?) as specified in the docs. I use the rt_attr_string which has no specified limit in the documentation? Do the same limits apply to rt_attr_string?
c++ sphinx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
Does Sphinx have a maximum length for string attributes? I insert the content of a document and when I query back the content, it differs from the inserted value (shortened).
Therefore, my question is does Sphinx check anything based on length, etc? The characters in the string are within my charset in the Sphinx config?
What am I doing wrong? Why is Sphinx truncating my inserted value? There is no error thrown when inserting the value in Sphinx, but querying it back directly results in a shortened string of the inserted value. (If I query the same string later, it is stills shortened?)
Perhaps important, I use a real-time index
UPDATE
The config I use places the content of the doc both in the index (to be searched) as in the attribute (to be queried back?): rt_field and rt_attr_string
IMPORTANT
Please note that I don't use the sql_attr_field which has a limit of 4MB per value (with an overal limit of 4GB?) as specified in the docs. I use the rt_attr_string which has no specified limit in the documentation? Do the same limits apply to rt_attr_string?
c++ sphinx
c++ sphinx
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
edited Nov 15 '18 at 9:35
Thomas van Hesteren
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:06
Thomas van HesterenThomas van Hesteren
5318
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What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits forrt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g.sql_attr_field
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36
add a comment |
What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits forrt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g.sql_attr_field
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36
What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits for
rt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g. sql_attr_field– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits for
rt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g. sql_attr_field– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36
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What does the Sphinx documentation say about it?
– paddy
Nov 15 '18 at 8:08
@paddy, thats the problem. I couldn't find anything specific in the documents? I read that there might be a limit on forums, but they don't specify any limits? Could you clarify this for me? The doc I refer to has no reference to any limit or what so ever?
– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 8:59
@paddy, see my updates in the question? I still haven't been able to find any limits for
rt_attr_string, as I was able to find for e.g.sql_attr_field– Thomas van Hesteren
Nov 15 '18 at 9:36