Hi Con,
In our project, we found it useful to construct a pseudo uniquekey based
on the rowtype and row uniqueid, ie
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> Neville Burnell wrote:
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> > BTW, You will also need to configure your schema.xml to index [and
> store?]
> > the rowtype attribute:
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> > > required="true" />
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> > Or alternatively change rowtype t
BTW, You will also need to configure your schema.xml to index [and store?] the
rowtype attribute:
Or alternatively change rowtype to be say rowtype_s to take advantage of Solr's
dynamic field definitions.
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essing Document # 1
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> So, as expected, when I go to search it is giving- undefined field
> rowtype-
> error.!!!
> Do I need to update any other files or fields?
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> I am happy that it worked for you...:jumping::jumping:
> Looking forward for your reply
> Thanks
Hi,
> But while performing a search, if I want to search only the data from
> USER table, how can I acheive it.
In my app+solr index, we solved this problem by "tagging" entities with a
"rowtype" attribute, something like this:
Then your 'users' only query becomes something like:
http://loc
If you are using ruby on your server side, you could easily code a proxy
to solr using solr-ruby which could accept json [which is what we did]
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> From: Cam Bazz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I'm playing with the Solr Data Import Handler, and everything looks
great so far!
Hopefully we will be able to replace our homegrown ODBC indexing service
[using camping+ferret] with Solr!
The wiki page mentions "scheduling full imports and delta imports" but I
couldn't find any further det
