bq: So I guess with compositeId router I am out of luck.
No, not at all. Atomic updates are exactly about updating
a doc and NOT changing the id. A different uniqueKey is
a different doc by definition.
So you can easily use atomic updates with composite IDs
since you are changing a field of an e
Hm. So I found that one can update stored fields with "atomic update"
operation, however according to
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19058795/it-is-possible-to-update-uniquekey-in-solr-4
this will not work for uniqueKey. So I guess with compositeId router I am
out of luck.
I have been also sea
Yeah, Erick confused me a bit too, but I think what he's talking about
takes for granted that you'd have your various indexes directly set up
as individual collections.
If instead you're considering one big collection, or a few collections
based on aggregations of your individual indexes, havi
Hi Eric, Michael,
thank you both for your comments.
2014-11-11 5:05 GMT+01:00 Erick Erickson :
> bq: - the documents are organized in "shards" according to date (integer)
> and
> language (a possibly extensible discrete set)
>
> bq: - the indexes are disjunct
>
> OK, I'm having a hard time getti
bq: - the documents are organized in "shards" according to date (integer) and
language (a possibly extensible discrete set)
bq: - the indexes are disjunct
OK, I'm having a hard time getting my head around these two statements.
If the indexes are disjunct in the sense that you only search one at
Hi Michal,
Is there a particular reason to shard your collections like that? If it
was mainly for ease of operations, I'd consider just using CompositeId
to prevent specific types of queries hotspotting particular nodes.
If your ingest rate is fast, you might also consider making each
"colle
Hi All,
I have been working on a project that has long employed Lucene indexer.
Currently, the system implements a proprietary document routing and index
plugging/unplugging on top of the Lucene and of course contains a great
body of indexes. Recently an idea came up to migrate from Lucene to
Sol
