Without you stopping Solr itself, a solr client can remove all the
documents in an index by doing a delete-by-query with the query "*:*"
(without quotes). For XML interface clients, see
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateXmlMessage. Solrj would have another
way to do it. You'll need to do a commit a
Thanks for the reply.
I ended up fixing it by re-installing Tomcat and starting over. Searches now
appear to work.
Because I'm testing atm however, is it possible to delete the index and
start afresh in future.
At the moment I backed up the original index folder...if I just replace that
with th
I should clarify that I misspoke before; I thought you had
indexed="true" on Message-Id and Date, whereas you had it on
Message-Id and Content. It sounds like you figured this out and
interpreted my reply in a useful way nonetheless, though. So that's
good.
The post tool should be a valid way to c
If it helps, everything appears when I use Luke to search through the
index...but the search in that returns nothing either.
When I search using the admin page for the word 'Phillip' (which appears the
most in all of the documents) I get the following:
-
-
0
0
-
on
0
phillip
They all appear in the stats admin page under the NumDocs & maxDocs fields.
I don't explicitly send a commit command, but my posting ends like this
(suggesting they are commited):
SimplePostTool: POSTing file 21166.xml
SimplePostTool: POSTing file 21169.xml
SimplePostTool: COMMITting Solr index
These might be obvious, but:
* I assume you did a Solr commit command after indexing, right?
* If you are using the fieldtype definitions from the default
schema.xml, then your "string" fields are not being analyzed, which
means you should expect search results only if you enter the entire,
exact
