Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields

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2002


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 43408
interpreted = N
texte = Sorry, try allhit=1 instead...- brianAt 5:59 PM -0600 9/13/02, Myron Hintz wrote: >Brian, > >Thanks for the suggestion. The search string with the allhit definition >still produces the same results. Here's the latest search string: > >proposal.db&eqSTATUSdatarq=ACTIVE&GROUP1field=UPDATED+PROPOSAL_DATE&rnGROUP1 >datarq=731457 731471&dePROPOSAL_DATEsort=1&PROPOSAL_DATEtype=num&allhit=T > >Thanks, >Myron > >> Ah... Add &allhit=T to your search so that WebDNA will ignore it's >> internal ranking when sorting. >> >> - brian >> >> At 5:28 PM -0600 9/13/02, Myron Hintz wrote: >>> Brian, >>> >>> The 6th to the 7th row of the results jumps from 731463 to 731471. >>> >>> Myron >>> >>>> The type is a good thing to add, though it should be num not >>>> number. (maybe number works? I've never tried it, but it's not >>>> documented that way.) >>>> >>>> But, I don't expect this will make any difference in this case, as >>>> all values shown (days since 0/0/00) will sort the same as text (at >>>> least for the next 624 years). >>>> >>>> But I don't see anything wrong with the sort order in the sample >>>> results - the PROPOSAL_DATE is sorted descending, as specified in the >>>> search. >>>> >>>> What is the problem? >>>> >>>> - brian >>>> >>>> >>>> At 10:41 AM 9/14/02, Alain Russell wrote: >>>>> You need to define the field for the sort .. >>>>> >>>>> &PROPOSAL_DATEtype=number >>>>> >>>>> Alain >>>>> >>>>>> I am trying to build a search which will find all records where >>>>>> the fields >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE or UPDATED fall in a range and then sort the results by >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE. The search string below finds all the correct >>>>>>records but >>>>>> they are sorted incorrectly: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>SEARCH_STRING:db=proposal.db&eqSTATUSdatarq=ACTIVE&GROUP1field=UPDATED+PRO >>>>>> PO >>>>>> SAL_DATE&rnGROUP1datarq=731457 731471&dePROPOSAL_DATEsort=1 >>>>>> >>>>>> Results: >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE UPDATED >>>>>> 731471 731471 >>>>>> 731471 731471 >>>>>> 731470 731471 >>>>>> 731468 731469 >>>>>> 731465 731468 >>>>>> 731463 731464 >>>>>> 731471 >>>>>> 731467 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731462 >>>>>> 731462 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731454 731461 >>>>>> 731399 731462 >>>>>> 731218 731469 >>>>>> >>>>>> How can I build the search to get the results I want? >>>>>> >>>>>> Myron Hintz >>>>>> WebCatalog Plug in 3.0.8/MAC OS 9 >>>>>> > >>>>>------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Myron Hintz 2002)
  2. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Brian Fries 2002)
  3. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Myron Hintz 2002)
  4. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Brian Fries 2002)
  5. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Myron Hintz 2002)
  6. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Brian Fries 2002)
  7. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Myron Hintz 2002)
  8. Re: Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Alain Russell 2002)
  9. Sorting when searching with grouped fields (Myron Hintz 2002)
Sorry, try allhit=1 instead...- brianAt 5:59 PM -0600 9/13/02, Myron Hintz wrote: >Brian, > >Thanks for the suggestion. The search string with the allhit definition >still produces the same results. Here's the latest search string: > >proposal.db&eqSTATUSdatarq=ACTIVE&GROUP1field=UPDATED+PROPOSAL_DATE&rnGROUP1 >datarq=731457 731471&dePROPOSAL_DATEsort=1&PROPOSAL_DATEtype=num&allhit=T > >Thanks, >Myron > >> Ah... Add &allhit=T to your search so that WebDNA will ignore it's >> internal ranking when sorting. >> >> - brian >> >> At 5:28 PM -0600 9/13/02, Myron Hintz wrote: >>> Brian, >>> >>> The 6th to the 7th row of the results jumps from 731463 to 731471. >>> >>> Myron >>> >>>> The type is a good thing to add, though it should be num not >>>> number. (maybe number works? I've never tried it, but it's not >>>> documented that way.) >>>> >>>> But, I don't expect this will make any difference in this case, as >>>> all values shown (days since 0/0/00) will sort the same as text (at >>>> least for the next 624 years). >>>> >>>> But I don't see anything wrong with the sort order in the sample >>>> results - the PROPOSAL_DATE is sorted descending, as specified in the >>>> search. >>>> >>>> What is the problem? >>>> >>>> - brian >>>> >>>> >>>> At 10:41 AM 9/14/02, Alain Russell wrote: >>>>> You need to define the field for the sort .. >>>>> >>>>> &PROPOSAL_DATEtype=number >>>>> >>>>> Alain >>>>> >>>>>> I am trying to build a search which will find all records where >>>>>> the fields >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE or UPDATED fall in a range and then sort the results by >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE. The search string below finds all the correct >>>>>>records but >>>>>> they are sorted incorrectly: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>SEARCH_STRING:db=proposal.db&eqSTATUSdatarq=ACTIVE&GROUP1field=UPDATED+PRO >>>>>> PO >>>>>> SAL_DATE&rnGROUP1datarq=731457 731471&dePROPOSAL_DATEsort=1 >>>>>> >>>>>> Results: >>>>>> PROPOSAL_DATE UPDATED >>>>>> 731471 731471 >>>>>> 731471 731471 >>>>>> 731470 731471 >>>>>> 731468 731469 >>>>>> 731465 731468 >>>>>> 731463 731464 >>>>>> 731471 >>>>>> 731467 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731463 >>>>>> 731462 >>>>>> 731462 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731457 >>>>>> 731454 731461 >>>>>> 731399 731462 >>>>>> 731218 731469 >>>>>> >>>>>> How can I build the search to get the results I want? >>>>>> >>>>>> Myron Hintz >>>>>> WebCatalog Plug in 3.0.8/MAC OS 9 >>>>>> > >>>>>------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Brian Fries

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