You could just add the queries you have set up in your batch script to the
firstSearcher queries. Like this, you wouldn't need to run the script
everytime you restart Solr.
As for crash protection and immediate action, that's outside the scope of
the Solr mailing list. You could setup a watchdog t
Currently , once solr is started, we run a batch that would fire queries to
solr ( just something like the firstsearcher does). Once this is done, then
the users would start using search.
In case the server is restarted or anything crashes, then again i have to
run this batch which i cannot contro
Caches are only valid as long as the Index Searcher is valid. So, if you make
a commit with opening a new searcher then caches will be invalidated.
However, in this scenario you can configure your caches so that the new
searcher will keep a certain number of cache entries from the previous one
(aut
