I'm upgrading from Apache Cassandra to Datastax Cassandra. Planning to use the location search feature on one of my tables.
Current table looks something like below
CREATE TABLE tweets (
id INT PRIMARY KEY,
user TEXT,
body TEXT,
time TIMESTAMP,
latitude FLOAT,
longitude FLOAT
);
In the example Datastax Solr config, I see that latitude and longitude are expected to part of the same column. Is there a way where I can index latitude and longitude separately so that Solr can understand ?
I think that you can achieve this by using Field Input Transformer (FIT) - it allows to transform document that is submitted to Solr, so you can take both coordinates & create one single field from it. Please check the linked documentation - it has sample code, that shouldn't be very hard to implement.
P.S. Instead of LatLong type you may look to RPT (RecursivePrefixTree) instead - it could be more efficient. I also have an example how this field type could be configured in DSE (although I'm using the DSE's PointType
inside DSE Core).