: ...but you can't simply
: FIELDNAME:*
: or
: *
That's because the Lucene query parser doesn't support 100% wildcard
queries.
: What is the best way to delete all records, for example if you want to clear
: out the entire index and reindex everything?
if you really want to make sure *EVERYTHI
It seems you can do something like
FIELDNAME:a*
and
FIELDNAME:b*
...but you can't simply
FIELDNAME:*
or
*
The demo post.sh returns Error parsing Lucene
query
and the demo Solr Admin page shows
XML Parsing Error: syntax error
Location:
http://wiki.ushmm.org:8080/solr/select/?stylesheet=&q=*&versio
: But deleting multiple documents with just one POST is not possible,
: right? Is there a special reason for that or is it because nobody asked
delete by query will remoe multiple documents with a sigle command .. but
if you mean dleete by id .. you may be right about it not having the same
"loop
Erik Hatcher wrote:
I believe that Solr indexes one document at a time; each document
requires a separate HTTP POST.
Actually adding multiple documents per POST is possible
But deleting multiple documents with just one POST is not possible,
right? Is there a special reason for that or is it be
On May 12, 2006, at 1:02 PM, Michael Levy wrote:
One nice feature of INQUERY is that you can create one large SGML
file, containing lots of records, each bracketed with and DOC> tags. Submitting that big SGML document for indexing goes
very fast.
I believe that Solr indexes one document at
On 5/12/06, Michael Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How efficient is making a separate HTTP request per-document, when there
are millions of documents?
If you use persistent connections and add make multiple requests in
parallel, there won't be much difference than multiple docs per
request.
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Greetings,
I'm evaluating using Solr under Tomcat to replace a number of text
searching projects that currently use UMASS's INQUERY, an older search
engine.
One nice feature of INQUERY is that you can create one large SGML file,
containing lots of records, each bracketed with and tags.
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