You can lose access to zk from either the solr side or the zk side. You
need to determine which is which. No hard and fast rules. If you're
restarting solr and everything comes back online, my bet is zk is fine,
which in the grand scheme of things is usually but not always the case
On Dec 29,
Hi Andreu,
I think it can't facet text field anymore per se
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-8362.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 5:07 PM, Andreu Marimon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to update from solr 4.3 to 6.3. We are doing a two step
> migration and, during the first step, we upgraded th
Here is a trick fl=field(color). It either hit docvalues, or swallow plenty
of heap for field cache uninvertion.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 11:01 PM, Jichi Guo wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
>
>
> I found it convenient to debug Solr search results if I mark all fields to
> be
> "stored=true" in schema.
>
For this specific case, you can use explainOther=id:
That will return the debug data for whatever ID you specify even if it
is not a hit. This is most useful when the reason is that the doc
didn't score high enough.
It can be somewhat unhelpful if you don't have terms that match since
it returns
Are you trying to examine an individual document or some sort of bulk?
I sometimes facet on a field because that gives me the indexed
representation of it. There is also Luke to look at the raw index if
you want to really dig in.
Regards,
Alex.
http://www.solr-start.com/ - Resources for S
Hi everyone,
I found it convenient to debug Solr search results if I mark all fields to be
"stored=true" in schema.
For example, given a document, I could check why it is not returned in a query
with debug=true.
But in production, most of the fields have "stored=false" for performance
re
hi everyone. hope you all had a great christmas!
i'm having trouble converting an example mysql script into a solr query.
here's my preliminary query:
select vendorItem, min(unitPrice), max(unitPrice), -(min(unitPrice) -
> max(unitPrice)) as `diff`
> from transactions
> where orgId IN (x,y,z)
> a
Hi Erick,
Thanks for your reply.
My assumption was based on my steps apparently working with 6.1.0, i.e. I could
just add a core via the web UI without any other steps being required and
everything appeared to work.
That process, which I accept was probably not correct in the first place, no
lon
Hi,
I'm trying to update from solr 4.3 to 6.3. We are doing a two step
migration and, during the first step, we upgraded the indexes from 4.3 to
5.5, which is the newest version we can get without errors using the Lucene
IndexUpgrader tool. As far as I know, 6.30 should be able to read indexes
gen
In my quest to support indexing from files located in azure storage (as
opposed to standard disk based files), .. I have the following question
The SOLR request parser (request is configured for remote load but
CommonParams.STREAM_FILE is still required as it references the relative
azure path) al
Will look into it and post back.
Thanks
On Thu, Dec 29, 2016 at 3:13 PM, Erick Erickson
wrote:
> You shouldn't have to package everything up.
>
> You say you've tried putting the jars in several different places. Do
> you have multiple jars for azure still lying around? I wonder if you
> might b
I am still using 5.4.1 and have the following code to create a new core:
...
Properties coreProperties = new Properties();
coreProperties.setProperty( CoreDescriptor.CORE_CONFIGSET, configsetToUse );
CoreDescriptor coreDescriptor = new CoreDescriptor( container, coreName,
coreFolder, corePropertie
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