I have a set of Solr documents containing (among other fields) multi-value fields with percentage data or -1 if the value is null, e.g.
<doc>
...
<arr name="alpha">
<float>0.23</float>
<float>0.23</float>
<float>0.43</float>
</arr>
<arr name="beta">
<float>0.52</float>
<float>-1.0</float>
<float>0.34</float>
</arr>
<arr name="gamma">
<float>-1.0</float>
<float>-1.0</float>
<float>-1.0</float>
</arr>
...
</doc>
I need to find documents where a multi-value field contains or doesn't contain a certain member for a complete set of test cases. If I can get either of the queries below to work, it would be a tremendous help to locate a particular document out of several hundred thousand:
1) Can I find a document where none of the members of a specific multi-value field meet a certain criterion? (The above doc would be returned if I queried for "alpha has no members matching -1".)
2) Can I find a document where at least one of the members of a specific multi-value field meets a certain criterion? (The above doc would be returned if I queried for "alpha has least one member > 0" or "beta has at least one member > 0".)
I'm assuming that a query like alpha:[0 TO 1]
doesn't work because the field is an array instead of a scalar. A definitive answer of "This is impossible" is just as useful as an answer of "Here's how you do it" -- thanks in advance.
EDIT: As with so many problems, the answer is "recheck your assumptions" -- specifically, the developer who generated our documents turned off indexing on the percentage fields.