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String	FACET Should facet counts be calculated?
String	FACET_THREADS Numeric option indicating the maximum number of threads to be used in counting facet field vales
String	FACET_METHOD What method should be used to do the faceting
String	FACET_METHOD_enum Value for FACET_METHOD param to indicate that Solr should enumerate over terms in a field to calculate the facet counts.
String	FACET_METHOD_fc Value for FACET_METHOD param to indicate that Solr should enumerate over documents and count up terms by consulting an uninverted representation of the field values (such as the FieldCache used for sorting).
String	FACET_METHOD_fcs Value for FACET_METHOD param, like FACET_METHOD_fc but counts per-segment.
String	FACET_QUERY Any lucene formated queries the user would like to use for Facet Constraint Counts (multi-value)
String	FACET_FIELD Any field whose terms the user wants to enumerate over for Facet Constraint Counts (multi-value)
String	FACET_OFFSET The offset into the list of facets.
String	FACET_LIMIT Numeric option indicating the maximum number of facet field counts be included in the response for each field - in descending order of count.
String	FACET_MINCOUNT Numeric option indicating the minimum number of hits before a facet should be included in the response.
String	FACET_ZEROS Boolean option indicating whether facet field counts of "0" should be included in the response.
String	FACET_MISSING Boolean option indicating whether the response should include a facet field count for all records which have no value for the facet field.
String	FACET_PIVOT Comma separated list of fields to pivot example: author,type (for types by author / types within author)
String	FACET_SORT String option: "count" causes facets to be sorted by the count, "index" results in index order.
String	FACET_SORT_COUNT
String	FACET_SORT_COUNT_LEGACY
String	FACET_SORT_INDEX
String	FACET_PREFIX Only return constraints of a facet field with the given prefix.
String	FACET_ENUM_CACHE_MINDF When faceting by enumerating the terms in a field, only use the filterCache for terms with a df >= to this parameter.
String	FACET_DATE Any field whose terms the user wants to enumerate over for Facet Contraint Counts (multi-value)
String	FACET_DATE_START Date string indicating the starting point for a date facet range.
String	FACET_DATE_END Date string indicating the ending point for a date facet range.
String	FACET_DATE_GAP Date Math string indicating the interval of sub-ranges for a date facet range.
String	FACET_DATE_HARD_END Boolean indicating how counts should be computed if the range between 'start' and 'end' is not evenly divisible by 'gap'.
String	FACET_DATE_OTHER String indicating what "other" ranges should be computed for a date facet range (multi-value).
String	FACET_DATE_INCLUDE Multivalued string indicating what rules should be applied to determine when the the ranges generated for date faceting should be inclusive or exclusive of their end points.
String	FACET_RANGE Any numerical field whose terms the user wants to enumerate over Facet Contraint Counts for selected ranges.
String	FACET_RANGE_START Number indicating the starting point for a numerical range facet.
String	FACET_RANGE_END Number indicating the ending point for a numerical range facet.
String	FACET_RANGE_GAP Number indicating the interval of sub-ranges for a numerical facet range.
String	FACET_RANGE_HARD_END Boolean indicating how counts should be computed if the range between 'start' and 'end' is not evenly divisible by 'gap'.
String	FACET_RANGE_OTHER String indicating what "other" ranges should be computed for a numerical range facet (multi-value).
String	FACET_RANGE_INCLUDE Multivalued string indicating what rules should be applied to determine when the the ranges generated for numeric faceting should be inclusive or exclusive of their end points.