Jack Krupansky wrote:
> In general, Solr is much more friendly towards static data models. Yes, you
> can use dynamic fields, but use them in moderation. The more heavily you
> lean on them, the more likely that you will eventually become unhappy with
> Solr.
Can you concrete examples of what kin
Shawn Heisey wrote:
> Solr does have some *very* limited capability for doing joins between
indexes, but generally speaking, you need to flatten the data.
thanks!
So, using a dynamic schema I'd flatten the following JSON object graph
{
'id':'xyz123',
'obj1': {
'child1': {
'prop1':
I'm implementing a backend service that stores data in JSON format and I'd
like to provide a search operation in the service.
The data model is dynamic and will contain arbitrarily complex object
graphs.
How do I index object graphs with Solr?
Does the data need to be flattened before indexing?
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