As per my understanding, distrib=false will be added in select query to
restrict the document selection to particular shard. But how should i route
the documents to only particular shard, is still my need.
Thanks
Hemanth
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I suspect that when you create your collections, somehow you're not
doing it like you expect.
The red flag is:
I tried creating a collection with compositeId routing which
created shard1,shard2,shard3 , but when I indexed , all the documents went
to one shard only
This simply shouldn't be happen
Hi Erik,
Thanks for your reply. I have no issues of using either Implicit or
Composite routing but I want to insert the documents to a particular shard,
so that when I want to query the data , I can hit a particular shard, which
gives me the results in lesser time as it hits only particular shard.
You're misinterpreting the docs. _route_ is used to
tell _queries_ where to go, or to route a document
as part of the parameters when you send the doc,
not a field in the doc.
So when you added the _route_ field to the doc, you
didn't have it in the schema in the first place.
So you could add a _
I created a collection with implicit routing mechanism and my shared names
are Active and Disabled , these are the values of one of my collection
field: Status. But when I am trying to upload the document using Solr UI
documents section : Upload using JSON format with all the fields including
fiel
Did you try setting the "magic" field _route_ in your docs to the
shard? Something like
doc.addField("_route", "shard1")?
Best,
Erick
On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 10:31 AM, nikosmarinos wrote:
> Is it possible to give an example? I want doc1 to be explicitly routed to
> "shard1" of my "implicit" coll
Is it possible to give an example? I want doc1 to be explicitly routed to
"shard1" of my "implicit" collection and doc2 to "shard4". How can I do
that?
Creating an implicit collection with one of the example configurations of
the solr package, defining the "id" field as the router.field (not sure
: The documentation int the Collections API says "The value can be ...
: *implicit*, which uses an internal default hash".
: I think most people would assume the "hash" would be used to route the
: data.
: Meanwhile the description of CompositID in the "Document Routing" section
: only discusses
On 10/6/2015 10:02 AM, Steve wrote:
> Thanks Shawn, that fixed it !
>
> The documentation int the Collections API says "The value can be ...
> *implicit*, which uses an internal default hash".
Thank you for pointing out this error in the documentation. I did not
know it was there. I have update
Thanks Shawn, that fixed it !
The documentation int the Collections API says "The value can be ...
*implicit*, which uses an internal default hash".
I think most people would assume the "hash" would be used to route the
data.
Meanwhile the description of CompositID in the "Document Routing" secti
On 10/6/2015 7:58 AM, Steve wrote:
> I’ve been unable to get solrcloud to distribute data across 4 solr nodes
> with the “route.name=implicit” feature of the collections API.
>
> The nodes are live, and the graphs are green. All the data (the “Films”
> example data) shows up on one node, the nod
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