How can I get DocId when adding a document in Lucene index?

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I am indexing a row of data from database in Lucene.Net. A row is equivalent of Document.

I want to update my database with the DocId, so that I can use the DocId in the results to be able to retrieve rows quickly.

I currently first retrive the PK from the result docs which I think should be slower than retriving directly from the database using DocId.

How can I find the DocId when adding a document to Lucene?

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