: I am working with a customer who needs to be able to query various
: account/customer ID fields which may or may not have embedded dashes.
: But they want to be able to search by entering the dashes or not and by
: entering partial values or not.
:
: So we may have an account or customer I
H. What this usually means is that the connection from the Solr instance to
Zookeeper somehow times out. The first thing I’d be looking at are my GC logs,
both on my Solr instances and my Zookeeper instances. If you have excessive
stop-the-world times (15 seconds?) then that’d be the first t
First, thanks for taking the time to write up a clear problem statement.
Putting in the field type is _really_ helpful.
By “partial string match”, I’m assuming you’re using wildcards, i.e. 123*. The
problem is that wildcards are tricky, and this trips everybody up at one time
or another.
The q
Forgive me if this is unclear, I am very much new here.
I am working with a customer who needs to be able to query various
account/customer ID fields which may or may not have embedded dashes. But they
want to be able to search by entering the dashes or not and by entering partial
values or no
Does anyone have good sources for word dictionaries to use for the
spell checker?
Thanks,
Matt
: Is the documentation wrong or have I misunderstood it?
The documentation is definitely wrong, thanks for pointing this out...
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-14383
-Hoss
http://www.lucidworks.com/
Hello,
We had an outage on one of our Solr nodes that we are trying to figure out.
Here's what came up in the Solr admin logs. 3 separate ones that I think
were in this order, but maybe not.
Stopping recovery for core=[b1_shard5_replica_n16]
coreNodeName=[core_node19]
Error while trying to reco
Hi,
The page "Indexing Nested Documents" has an XML example showing two
different ways of adding nested documents:
https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/8_5/indexing-nested-documents.html#xml-examples
The text says:
"It illustrates two styles of adding child documents: the first is
associated