On Oct 11, 2006, at 10:24 AM, climbingrose wrote:
Is it true that Solr is mainly used for applications that rarely
change the
underlying data?
No, not at all. Solr is very dynamic, and in fact shines even more
than plain Lucene when the data changes frequently.
As I understand, if you
No, after you add new documents you simply issue a command
and the new docs are searchable.
On Discogs.com we have just over 1 million docs in the index and do
about 20,000 updates per day. Every 15 minutes we read a queue and add
new documents, then commit. And we optimize once per day. I've ha
Hi all,
Is it true that Solr is mainly used for applications that rarely change the
underlying data? As I understand, if you submit new data or modify existing
data on Solr server, you would have to "refresh" the cache somehow to
display the updated data. If my application frequently gets new dat
