I've got a similar problem and got it solved by using ranged query for both: index and document queries Instead of: sql_query = SELECT id, * FROM ann_annonce use: sql_query_range = SELECT MIN(id),MAX(id) FROM ann_annonce sql_query = SELECT id, * FROM ann_annonce WHERE id>=$start and id.
I've got a similar problem and got it solved by using ranged query for both: index and document queries. Instead of: sql_query = SELECT id, * FROM ann_annonce; use: sql_query_range = SELECT MIN(id),MAX(id) FROM ann_annonce sql_query = SELECT id, * FROM ann_annonce WHERE id>=$start and idYour question is a bit old, but hopefully people this solution useful.
I've got a similar problem and got it solved by using ranged query for both: index and document queries. After this it stops complaining about the range and attributes get indexed as well. Looks like a bug in sphinx.
Your question is a bit old, but hopefully people this solution useful.
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