: > Yes, with a little bit of work (making a Solr Filter Factory or
: > Tokenizer factory) you can use any Lucene filter, tokenizer, or
: > analyzer.
:
: ok. If my project actually happens I'll do my best to contribute such
: changes if they make sense to Solr.
Just to clarify: there's no coding
: OK, I think I fixed this bug. Haven't added a test case yet...
: I'll get to that sometime unless someone beats me to it.
: It does sort of require a separate schema to test though (which out
: test harness doesn't really handle yet, I think)
actually the test harness *can* handle differnet sc
OK, I think I fixed this bug. Haven't added a test case yet...
I'll get to that sometime unless someone beats me to it.
It does sort of require a separate schema to test though (which out
test harness doesn't really handle yet, I think)
-Yonik
On 4/12/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/12/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> : Could it be the problem is that my unique key field
> : is of type slong (as defined in the tutorial)?
>
> I just tried modifying the example schema to use type slong for the "id"
> field, and i can reproduce what you are describing -- nu
: Could it be the problem is that my unique key field
: is of type slong (as defined in the tutorial)?
I just tried modifying the example schema to use type slong for the "id"
field, and i can reproduce what you are describing -- numDocs doesn't go
down, ... because the delete isn't working.
I'm
Yonik -
> So the number of filters is equal to the number of sites?
> How many sites are there?
Today: When new customers join, we generally don't do anything
special. Currently we have roughly 400 customers, most of which have
one site each. Note that a few customers have as many as 50 sites.
Welcome Michael,
On 4/12/06, Bryzek.Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Integrated support for partitioning - database tables can be
> partitioned for scalability reasons. The most common scenario for
> us is to partition off data for our largest customers. For
> example, imagine
On 4/12/06, Marcus Stratmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes, I believe the Wiki has an example like this (a uniqueKey field
> > not named "id")
> Right, I should have looked there, too.
>
> > > But after a I found the number of documents unchanged
> > > in the stats.
If numDocs didn't change,
Hi Yonik,
Thanks very much for your replies!
Le 12 avr. 06 à 16:45, Yonik Seeley a écrit :
On 4/12/06, Bertrand Delacretaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...The project that I'm looking at is currently single-language
(French), which I assume can be handled by static configuration of
the appropr
On 4/12/06, Bertrand Delacretaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Solr users,
>
> I'm investigating indexers for a project, played a bit with both Solr
> and Nutch recently, and the Solr "RESTful indexing component" concept
> fits our needs quite well.
>
> Before I dig too deep, are there any known l
All -
My apologies in advance of a rather long email message, especially for
a first time poster to this list. I'm looking at using SOLR to
replace our custom http / xml infrastructure for Lucene that we built
to tightly integrate with our web apps running in an oracle, non java
environment.
Eval
> Yes, I believe the Wiki has an example like this (a uniqueKey field
> not named "id")
Right, I should have looked there, too.
> > But after a I found the number of documents unchanged
> > in the stats.
> What stat? maxDoc may be unchanged since it doesn't reflect deleted
> documents that haven
Hi Solr users,
I'm investigating indexers for a project, played a bit with both Solr
and Nutch recently, and the Solr "RESTful indexing component" concept
fits our needs quite well.
Before I dig too deep, are there any known limitations w.r.t indexing
of non-english text?
I know Lucene
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