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Jayant Kumar
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Jayant Kumar is an experienced software professional with a bachelor of engineering degree in computer science and more than 14 years of experience in architecting and developing large-scale web applications. Jayant is an expert on search technologies and PHP and has been working with Lucene and Solr for more than 11 years now. He is the key person responsible for introducing Lucene as a search engine on www.naukri.com, the most successful job portal in India. Jayant is also the author of the book Apache Solr PHP Integration, Packt Publishing, which has been very successful. Jayant has played many different important roles throughout his career, including software developer, team leader, project manager, and architect, but his primary focus has been on building scalable solutions on the Web. Currently, he is associated with the digital division of HT Media as the chief architect responsible for the job site www.shine.com. Jayant is an avid blogger and his blog can be visited at http://jayant7k.blogspot.in. His LinkedIn profile is available at http://www.linkedin.com/in/jayantkumar.
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Grouping results by fields


Result grouping is a feature where results are clubbed together based on certain criteria. Solr provides us grouping based on field or based on queries. Let us search for all books and group results based on author name and genre. Grouping should be done on non-tokenized fields as the grouping output makes more sense for the complete field value rather than individual tokens. The non-tokenized string fields for author name and genre are author_s and genre_s. Why? Remember we discussed a concept known as dynamic fields in Chapter 2, Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Documents from Solr. The dynamic fields of type *_s is defined as string as shown in the following code, which is not tokenized in Solr:

  <dynamicField name="*_s"  type="string"  indexed="true"  stored="true" />

We will have to get the grouping component and add the fields we need to group by as shown in the following query:

  $grp = $query->getGrouping();
  $grp->addField('author_s');
  $grp...
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Jayant Kumar is an experienced software professional with a bachelor of engineering degree in computer science and more than 14 years of experience in architecting and developing large-scale web applications. Jayant is an expert on search technologies and PHP and has been working with Lucene and Solr for more than 11 years now. He is the key person responsible for introducing Lucene as a search engine on www.naukri.com, the most successful job portal in India. Jayant is also the author of the book Apache Solr PHP Integration, Packt Publishing, which has been very successful. Jayant has played many different important roles throughout his career, including software developer, team leader, project manager, and architect, but his primary focus has been on building scalable solutions on the Web. Currently, he is associated with the digital division of HT Media as the chief architect responsible for the job site www.shine.com. Jayant is an avid blogger and his blog can be visited at http://jayant7k.blogspot.in. His LinkedIn profile is available at http://www.linkedin.com/in/jayantkumar.
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