You can create a range dimension value by adding the properties listed below to an Endeca record. The properties specific to range dimensions describe the lower bound, upper bound, and whether the bounds are inclusive, for a range dimension value.
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Property Name |
Property Value |
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Optional. A string value that specifies the lower boundary constraint for a range. |
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Optional. A Boolean value that specifies
whether
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Optional. A string value that specifies the upper boundary constraint for a range. |
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Optional. A Boolean value that specifies
whether
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The following table lists the properties required to create a set of range dimension values for a Price dimension. Each row represents one Endeca record for a dimension value.
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Under 25 |
product.price_range |
/ |
0 (true) |
25 (false) |
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25 - 50 |
product.price_range |
/ |
25 (true) |
50 (false) |
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50 - 100 |
product.price_range |
/ |
50 (true) |
100 (false) |
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100 - 250 |
product.price_range |
/ |
100 (true) |
250 (false) |
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Over 250 |
product.price_range |
/ |
250 (true) |
Unspecified (Unspecified) |
To specify an infinite upper bound, comment out, or remove
dimval.range.upper_bound and
dimval.range.upper_bound_inclusive from the XML
definition. In addition to these properties, typical range dimension values
also have properties for
dimval.display_name and perhaps properties for inclusive
and exclusive range boundaries.
