bq. I also tried with a plain solr installation (just unpack solr and copy
the index folder), and in this way it works.
Then it sounds like your production system was not installed properly
if it mysteriously fails there but succeeds on a new install.
If you upgraded your prod system, did you use
I changed the schema, but I deleted all the documents and tried a reindex.
I also tried deleting the core and re-adding it.
The autocommit is disabled because hard commits are controlled in the
client-side.
I also tried with a plain solr installation (just unpack solr and copy
the index fold
bq. I disabled autocommit (both soft and hard), but used to work with a
previous version of the schema.
First, did you _change_ the schema without
1> deleting all the docs in the index
2> reindexing everything
or better, indexing to a new collection and aliasing to it?
If you changed the schema
Are you trying to set some field to null in the request?? Also, is that
particular field numeric, doc valued enabled and stored set to false??
Sharing more details would help here, specifically update request and
schema for those fields.
Regards,
Munendra S N
On Tue, Feb 12, 2019 at 2:24 PM Dani