Re: Solr Best Practice Configuration

2011-12-09 Thread Erick Erickson
What kind of data gets changed for your adverts? Is it anything ExternalFileField could help with? In the 4.0 (trunk) code there's a limited join capability that may help evenutally Best Erick On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 8:33 AM, BenMccarthy wrote: > What does (3) imply? > You will not be able to fa

Re: Solr Best Practice Configuration

2011-12-09 Thread BenMccarthy
What does (3) imply? You will not be able to facet or sort or group on Adverts using any of the Advertiser fields (as they reside in a different index core). In relation to my last reply this is exactly what i need to do. Return all adverts where a postcode (translated to lang/long) is within

Re: Solr Best Practice Configuration

2011-12-09 Thread BenMccarthy
Thanks for the replies guys. The Advert index would be around 1 million records and we have a churn of around 400K record changes per day. Our current system does around 400K updates a day to the index and we have over 72 million searches on the index. Im more wondering what type of configuratio

Re: Solr Best Practice Configuration

2011-12-09 Thread Chantal Ackermann
Hi Ben, what I understand from your post is: Advertiser (1) <-> (*) Advert (one-to-many where there can be 50,000 per single Advertiser) Your index entity is based on Advert which means that there can be 50,000 documents in the index that need to be changed if a field of an Advertiser is updated

Re: Solr Best Practice Configuration

2011-12-09 Thread Marc SCHNEIDER
Hi, What about using the delta-import command of the DIH? http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DataImportHandler#Using_delta-import_command If you want two have 2 separated indexes, you could play with the "swap" command. One index would be continuously updated and the other one used for the user requests