Re: &summ=T >> numfound

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2002

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 45353
interpreted = N
texte = Ahh, I see, this would be usefull. As of now it requires a small bitof code.Ya know, Things like this need to make it to a list somewhere's. :-)I know there has been a lot of good ideas that just get buried in thetalk list archives.DonovanAlain Russell wrote:> No, that gives me the sum of the field. So for instance if your database> contained 3 records and the field 'soup' contained 12,18 &11 [sum> field=soup] would give you 41.>> I am looking for a way to know how many items of each were in a field when> the search contains a FIELDsumm=T>> Some.db> -----------------> can soup> 1 a> 2 b> 3 c> 4 c> 5 a> 6 a> 7 b> 8 c> 9 c>> Then my search> [search db=some.db&neCANdata=find_all&SOUPsumm=T]>> This will find 3 things a,b,c. I want to know how many a's, how many b,s and> how many c's there were when the engine 'summed' them ..>> So if I did:> [founditems]> [soup]: [sumnumfound]
> [/founditems]>> I would get:> a: 3> b: 2> c: 4>> Hope that is clearer.> Alain-------------------------------------------------------------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:

Ahh, I see, this would be usefull. As of now it requires a small bitof code.Ya know, Things like this need to make it to a list somewhere's. :-)I know there has been a lot of good ideas that just get buried in theTalk List archives.DonovanAlain Russell wrote:> No, that gives me the sum of the field. So for instance if your database> contained 3 records and the field 'soup' contained 12,18 &11 [sum> field=soup] would give you 41.>> I am looking for a way to know how many items of each were in a field when> the search contains a FIELDsumm=T>> Some.db> -----------------> can soup> 1 a> 2 b> 3 c> 4 c> 5 a> 6 a> 7 b> 8 c> 9 c>> Then my search> [search db=some.db&neCANdata=find_all&SOUPsumm=T]>> This will find 3 things a,b,c. I want to know how many a's, how many b,s and> how many c's there were when the engine 'summed' them ..>> So if I did:> [founditems]> [soup]: [sumnumfound]
> [/founditems]>> I would get:> a: 3> b: 2> c: 4>> Hope that is clearer.> Alain-------------------------------------------------------------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/ Donovan Brooke

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Re: &summ=T >> numfound

2002

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