If you're running in cloud mode, move to using collections with
the configs kept in Zookeeper.
Assuming you're not, you can use the create_core stuff, I'm
not sure what's unclear about it, did you try
bin/solr create_core -help? If that's not clear please make some
suggestions for making it more s
OK. so effectively use the core product as it was in Solr 4, running a
schema.xml file to control doc structures and validation. In Sol 5, does
anyone have a clear link or some pointers as to the options for bin/solr
create_core to boot up the instance I need?
Thanks for all the help.
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On 14/07/2015 17:04, Erick Erickson wrote:
Well, Shawn I for one am in your corner.
Schemaless is great for getting thing running, but it's
not an AI. And it can get into trouble guessing. Say
it guesses a field should be an int because the first one
it sees is 123 but it's really a part number.
Well, Shawn I for one am in your corner.
Schemaless is great for getting thing running, but it's
not an AI. And it can get into trouble guessing. Say
it guesses a field should be an int because the first one
it sees is 123 but it's really a part number. Then when
a part number 123-456 comes throug
On 7/14/2015 4:44 AM, spleenboy wrote:
> Many Thanks to those who helped me on my last post: I'm almost there.
> So here is the doc I need to index:
> {
> "doc":
> {
> "id":"2",
> "cus_name_s":"Paul Brown",
> "cus_email_t":["paul.br...@here.net"],
> "com_id_i":201,
> "com_na
