Thanks, That's a good feature since I dont have to reindex the whole data,
nor to restart solr app.
2014-01-30 Steve Rowe
> Hakim,
>
> All the fields you have added manually to the schema will be kept when you
> switch to using managed schema.
>
> From the managed schema page on the Solr Refere
Hakim,
All the fields you have added manually to the schema will be kept when you
switch to using managed schema.
From the managed schema page on the Solr Reference Guide you linked to
(describing what happens after you add https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Managed+Schema+Definit
Hi Hakim,
You don’t have to restart the Solr app to make use of fields added through the
Schema REST API.
This feature was first available in Solr v4.4 and remains available in Solr
v4.6.
Steve
On Jan 29, 2014, at 7:11 PM, Hakim Benoudjit wrote:
> Thanks Steve for the link.
> It seems very
I have found this link
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Managed+Schema+Definition+in+SolrConfig
.
I dont know if it's required to modify the schema (see the link), to make
it editable by the REST API. I wish that it doesnt clear all the fields
that I have added manually to the schem
Thanks Steve for the link.
It seems very easy to create `new fields` in the `schema` using the `POST
request`. But doest mean that I dont have to restart the `solr app`? Is so,
is this feature available in latest solr version (`v4.6`)?
2014-01-29 Alexandre Rafalovitch
> There is an example in t
There is an example in the distribution that shows how new fields are
auto-defined. I think it is example-schemaless. The secret is in the
UpdateRequestProcessor chain that does cleanup and auto-mapping. Plus
- I guess - automatically generated schema.
Just remember that once the field is added th
Hi Hakim,
Check out the section of the Solr Reference Guide on modifying the schema via
REST API:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Schema+API#SchemaAPI-Modifytheschema
Steve
On Jan 28, 2014, at 5:00 PM, Hakim Benoudjit wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> With the new version of solr (4.6),