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Re: Use of tsvector in array

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Huang, Suya wrote
> Hi,
> 
> We have the requirement of using the data type tsvector [], however, I
> didn't find out how to:
> 
> *         Use array operator together with tsquery operator
> 
> o   I have to unnest the array and then do query like "ts@@
> to_tsquery('ipod')"

You will have to create some kind of custom operator.  The easiest would be
to effectively duplicate the @@ operator but reverse the order of the
operands.  Then you could do:

to_tsquery('ipod') @@^ ANY(tsvector_array)

Unfortunately the ANY must be applied to the right-hand type.


> *         Create GIN index on tsvector[]
> 
> o   ERROR:  data type tsvector[] has no default operator class for access
> method "gin"
> 
> Not sure if anyone ever has this experience could share?

No clue but at a high level ISTM that tsvector[] is in many ways
functionally similar to "tsvector || tsvector" ... even if only for indexing
purposes

David J.








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