I've tried to write the plugin code.
Currently I do:
AddUpdateCommand addUpdateCommand = new
AddUpdateCommand(solrQueryRequest);
DocIterator iterator = docList.iterator();
SolrIndexSearcher indexReader =
solrQueryRequest.getSearcher();
On Sat, Jun 22, 2013, at 03:40 AM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
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> : This could be a very useful feature. To do it properly, you'd want some
> : new update syntax, extending that of the atomic updates. That is, a new
> : custom request handler could do it, but might now be the best way.
>
> the bigg
: This could be a very useful feature. To do it properly, you'd want some
: new update syntax, extending that of the atomic updates. That is, a new
: custom request handler could do it, but might now be the best way.
the biggest complexity to implementing this in a general way would be
dealing w
I think this makes sense. Timothy asked about "update by query" in
the last 24 hours and this sounds like the same thing.
Otis
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On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 3:52 AM, Avner Levy wrote:
> I have a core with millions of records.
> I want to add a
This could be a very useful feature. To do it properly, you'd want some
new update syntax, extending that of the atomic updates. That is, a new
custom request handler could do it, but might now be the best way.
If I were to try this, I'd look into the atomic update tickets in JIRA
and see what cod
