Description
Performs search on the indexed properties but returns only the stored fields.For this function to work, specify indexStore=true on the properties on which you want to perform the search.
History
ColdFusion 10: Added this function
Returns
A struct that contains the following:
An array of structs (with the entity and score being the keys) in the following format:
data -[{entity: entity1, score: entity1_score}, {entity: entity2, score: entity2_score}, ..... ]
ORMSearchOffline(query_text, entityName, fields_to_be_selected);ORMSearchOffline(query_text, entityName, fields_to_be_selected, fields);ORMSearchOffline(query_text, entityName, fields_to_be_selected, fields, optionMap);
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
query_text |
The text to be searched for or a complete Lucene query.For details of Lucene query, see http://lucene.apache.org/core/old_versioned_docs/versions/. |
entityName |
Name of the entity to be searched. |
fieldss_to_be_selected |
Fields to be returned as keys in the resultant struct. |
Extra options that can be passed while executing Lucene query. The options can be:
|
ORMSearchOffline('FirstName:"ch*"',"Employee",["id","firstname"]);
Example 2
In the following example, offline search is performed on the property FirstName and first name and last name are returned as keys in the resultant struct.
ORMSearchOffline("ch*","Employee",["FirstName","LastName"],["FirstName"],{sort="salary",maxresults=5,offset=2});
Example 3
In this example, the resultObj in the query is an array of structs. The individual structs contain all the selected fields (passed as third parameter).
<cfset resultObj =ORMSearchOffline('Java Rocks', 'Book', [bookId, summary, Author.name, title],[title, short_summary])>
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