Hi,
We would like to know is there a maximum size of a xml file that can be
posted to Solr using the post.jar, maximum number of docs, etc. at one time
as well as how fast deletes can be achieved.
Our goal is to delete "all documents" belonging to a "given user" then add
all the docs again with t
lol. "It's not actually as hard as it sounds". When I understand what you
said, then I may agree. :-)
Thanks again!
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Try replacing "localhost" with your domain or ip address and make sure the
port is open. Use the ps command to see if java is running.
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Thanks for the reply. There are many keyword terms (<1000?) and not sure if
Solr would choke on a query string that long. Perhaps solr is not built to
handle this type of internal re-indexing.
Thank you.
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I'm a newbie with Solr. Is there a way to create document counts for a list
of keywords without using a facet field? For example, say I have a fruit
related web site and want to list on the main page the top fruits; apples
(23), oranges (14), pears (5), etc.
The fruits are the "keywords" that are