2015-06-08 22:09 GMT+02:00 Shalin Shekhar Mangar :
> Looks like you are using managed-schema (better known as the schemaless
> mode).
Thank you very much Shalin and Erick!
I've never used schemaless before.
I am not editing the managed schema, and I uploaded my own custom schema.
Thank you very
2015-06-08 21:42 GMT+02:00 Erick Erickson :
> See "downconfig" here:
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Command+Line+Utilities
Thank you Erick for your answer!
I've already seen that page, and I was trying with the following command:
root@index1:/opt/zookeeper/bin# ./zkCli.sh -z
Hi.
I setted up a SolrCloud cluster with 3 nodes and configuration files on
Zookeeper.
I read the document at
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Using+ZooKeeper+to+Manage+Configuration+Files
and saw that configuration files are stored on ZooKeeper of course.
But now I have to update m
2012/8/27 Mike Schultz :
> Can you include the entire text for only the titolo field?
The entire text for the titolo field is "Moschea in viale Trento,
partono i lavori".
I tried to change the type of the titolo field from text to textgen,
and now it does not match.
I think it is a stemming prob
> Maybe you have a synonym in the title field? Or maybe some stemming anomaly?
The complete title is "Moschea in viale Trento, partono i lavori", so
"Trent" should be a substring of the word "Trento".
But if I search for "Mos" or "lavo", I don't have this result, so I
don't understand why "Trent"
Hi.
I get some strange results for one query from SOLR.
This is an example query:
(titolo:trenti OR sommario:trenti OR occhiello:trenti OR testo:trenti)
In the results I have this document:
6.5818048
503af94e0c342
IL PROGETTO.. (no word "tren" in
"occhiello" field)
C'รจ la conces
Hi.
I'm making some searches using Apache SOLR 1.4, but I will upgrade to 3.6.
When SOLR uses stemming, it is very difficult to know what are the
words that are really found (for example, if I search "ups" SOLR find
"up" too).
I need to know that because I need to highlight founded words in the
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