Well, I missed it as well. :-)
I usually put my URLs on their own lines to make looking at them
easier. Wonder if that would have helped in this particular case.
Regards,
Alex.
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Ahhh! Thanks for letting us know, I was wondering!
And that fact was right there in the URL you pasted and
I overlooked it totally. Siiigggh.
Erick
On Sat, Sep 13, 2014 at 2:28 PM, FiMka wrote:
> I've got the answer! The problem was not in absence of 'expungeDeletes=true',
> I've double checked
I've got the answer! The problem was not in absence of 'expungeDeletes=true',
I've double checked and this does not matter actually. But in fact first
time I sent the documents removal request to
localhost:8983/solr/update/?commit=true with no specifying any exact Solr
core, e.g. "collection1". Sol
If "commit" was the answer, you may want to step back and review your
understanding of Solr.
The main point is that Solr commit is not the same as SQL transaction,
but is something that has to be triggered manually (or through timeout
specifications in the request and/or solrconfig.xml). Also, com
H, it should not be necessary to add expungeDeletes, so
I'd like to understand what's happening here.
FiMka: Could you give us the exact URL you send? Because
trying the below from a browser works just fine for me on 4.x.
with the sample data.
http://localhost:8983/solr/collection1/update?com
*François*, thank you for help, it is really working now!
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How about adding 'expungeDeletes=true' as well as 'commit=true'?
François
On Sep 13, 2014, at 4:09 PM, FiMka wrote:
> Hi guys, could you say how to delete a document in Solr? After I delete a
> document it still persists in the search results. For example there is the
> following document saved
