may be you can try "postImportDeleteQuery" (not yet documented ,
SOLR-801) on a root entity.
You can keep a timestamp in the fields which can keep the value of
${dataimporter.index_start_time} as a field . Use that to remove old
docs which may exist in the index before the indexing started
--Noble
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Steffen B. wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, this rollback does not "refill" the index with the old data,
> and neither keeps the old index from being overwritten with the new,
> erroneous index. Now my question is: is there anything I can do to keep
> Solr
> from trashing
Hi there,
I've got a pretty simple question regarding the DIH full-import command.
I have a SOLR server running that has a full index with lots of documents in
it. Once a day, a full-import is run, which uses the default parameters
(clean=true, because it's not an incremental index).
When I run a
