Thanks again Shawn. The CLOB transformer helped.
Thanks
Ravi
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On 12/11/2013 3:09 AM, ravi1984 wrote:
> Thanks much for the reply! We have this working through Java layer and
> facing the issues when integrated with SOLR layer.
>
> We tried to tweak the Query itself to return the String - following are the
> options we tried, and still there was no luck. Do
Hi Shawn,
Thanks much for the reply! We have this working through Java layer and
facing the issues when integrated with SOLR layer.
We tried to tweak the Query itself to return the String - following are the
options we tried, and still there was no luck. Do we need to tweak anything
in the Schem
Hi Shawn,
Thanks much for the reply! We have this working through Java layer and
facing the issues when integrated with SOLR layer.
We tried to tweak the Query itself to return the String - following are the
options we tried, and still there was no luck. Do we need to tweak anything
in the Schema.
On 12/5/2013 8:20 AM, Shawn Heisey wrote:
> one with a proper toString() method. If not, you'll need to write your
> own indexing application or modify the dataimport handler source code to
> handle the XML object and recompile it.
I just noticed something on the IBM URL.
http://publib.boulder.i
On 12/5/2013 2:30 AM, ravi1984 wrote:
> I'm using DB2 9.x and I have a column named DTL_XML of type XML. Following
> are the snippets of data-config.xml & schema.xml within my SOLR instance.
>
> data-config.xml:
> url="jdbc:db2://myIP:myPort/DBName" user="testUsr" password="testPwd" />
>
