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Subject: lucene and databases
From: sreedevi s <sreedevi.payikkad@gmail.com>
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Hi,

    This is a question to confirm my understanding of lucene when used
along with databases and clear my doubts. Lucene can be used to read from
databases(both sql and nosql) but there is no api that supports it.

 Is there any database that is preferred over other databases for use along
with lucene?

Also, if lucene indexes can be put into a db but there is no direct support
or configuration for it. I read about using jdbcdirectory. Lucene 4.0
involves significant changes in the API, which Compass undoubtedly does not
support. Development stopped on Compass over two years ago.

2)So in this case what is the suggestion or how to achieve the same

Any suggestions?


Best Regards,

Sreedevi S

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