I've only just started with Solr too.
As a newbie, first I'd say forget about trying to "compare" it to your mysql
database.
It's completely different and performs it's own job in it's own way. You
feed a document in, and you store that information in the most efficient
manner you can to perfor
Hi,
The answer is "it depends" ;)
If your 10 tables represent an entity e.g a person their address etc
the one document entity works
But if your 10 tables each represnt a series of entites that you want
to surface in your search results separately then make a document for
each (I.e it de
