Re: Time-Routed Alias Not Distributing Wrongly Placed Docs

2018-11-30 Thread John Nashorn
Hi Gus, thanks for writing a detailed answer. I've written some bits between quotings from your post. On 2018/11/30 05:15:10, Gus Heck wrote: > Hi John, > > TRA's really do require that you index via the alias. Internally the code > is wrapping the Distributed Update Processor with an additio

Re: Time-Routed Alias Not Distributing Wrongly Placed Docs

2018-11-29 Thread Gus Heck
Hi John, TRA's really do require that you index via the alias. Internally the code is wrapping the Distributed Update Processor with an additional processor to handle the time routing when (and only when) the TRA alias is detected. If the alias is not used, none of the TRA code runs (by design, fo

Re: Time-Routed Alias Not Distributing Wrongly Placed Docs

2018-11-28 Thread Jason Gerlowski
Hi John, I'm not an expert on TRA, but I don't think so. The TRA functionality I'm familiar with involves creating and deleting underlying collections and then routing documents based on that information. As far as I know that happens at the UpdateRequestProcessor level - once your data is index

Time-Routed Alias Not Distributing Wrongly Placed Docs

2018-11-27 Thread John Nashorn
Hello Everyone, I'm using "hive-solr" from Lucidworks to index my data into Solr (v:7.5, cloud mode). As written in the Solr Manual, TRA expects documents to be indexed using its alias name, and not directly into the collections under it. Unfortunately, hive-solr doesn't allow using TRA names as