That is how transformers work. They act on a per-entity basis. If you
want a transformer on a child entity then you must explicitly specify
it. The other way is to join in SQL and retrieve the result of the
join query in a single entity from your database, then the transformer
will get both the par
Thanks; I verified that SOLR is intact returning the parent/child rows, but for
some reason, the transformer that I have on the parent table, only receives the
rows from the parent record. I was wondering how the transformer can get the
result of the join query which would be both parent/child r
On 2/9/2014 11:09 AM, PeriS wrote:
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If you want to see the actual SQL that Solr sends, change the logging
level of org.apache.solr.handler.dataimport.JdbcDataSource
