I believe correct formats for OR search query are the following:
id:(id1 or id2)
id:id1 or id:id2
When I tried searching with "id:id1 or id2", it is parsing the query into
"id:id1 or _text_:id2" where _text_ is the field from solr's default config
set.
Also, for this, I need to add the _text_ fiel
Thanks, everyone for your replies.
I tried using "-Dtests.badapples=false" flag but it didn't help.
I will try again without *ant test* command.
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Hi Emir,
Thanks for your reply.
Here building Solr has nothing to do with custom query parser.
Our system has been designed in such a way that package is created by
running following commands (there are other commands too but not related to
solr, hence omitting those)
${ANT} -buildfile ${SOLR_DI
We are trying to install solr-7.3.1 into our existing system (We have also
made some changes by adding one custom query parser).
I am having some build issues and it would be really helpful if someone can
help.
While running ant test(in the process of building the solr package), it
terminates bec
Hello Shawn,
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
> That would depend on the specific issues that concern you.
Totally agree, most of the issues I saw on the mailing lists were quite
subjective and might not be affecting us. But I thought it would be better
to directly ask from 7.3 users and solr-t
We are planning to upgrade our Solr-6.4 to Solr-7.x. While considering the
appropriate minor version, I saw that there are many ongoing issues for
Solr-7.3 users on the mailing list.
Just wanted to take an expert opinion if it's *safe* to just upgrade to 7.3
without worrying about creating (or add
I think it should have worked. Could you share the results for both queries
with &debug=true?
Also, what's the result for ec1?
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Could you elaborate a little bit more? Otherwise, I think that you might be
experiencing the same issue reported in
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11049 .
Default zookeeper znode limit is 1mb, so I think it might not be able to
handle the size of your model.
Correct me if I misunderstoo
Hello Ryan,
Solr has a Filter class called solr.SuggestStopFilterFactory, which
basically works similar to solr.StopFilterFactory but with a slight
modification that if all of the words are present in stopwords.txt then it
won't remove the last one.
I am not sure about wildcard search but if all o
Hello Rakesh,
As pointed out by Erick, changing *catenateAll* from 0 to 1 should work.
What this means is that, generateWordParts="1" generates tokens for words
for e.g. in the case of i-pad, it generates i, pad and ipad.and
generateNumberParts="1" generates tokens for numbers for e.g in the case
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