I have added a signature field to schema and setup dedupe handler in
solrconfig.xml as per docs, however docs say:
“Be sure to change your update handlers to use the defined chain, as below:”
Umm, WHERE do you change the update handler to use the defined chain? Is this
in one of config xmls or
the results to Solr will
just see the results of the aggregate changes to the underlying database
as single records, so I don't think this is an issue.
Best
Erick
> Now the question before me is: Is Solr fit in my case? If yes, How?
>
Can't answer this for you.
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ple update the ticket simultaneously?
Now the question before me is: Is Solr fit in my case? If yes, How?
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Hi Sylvain,
I'm very sorry that I could not help you for I'm also doing pure English
project...
Erick,
Thanks for your approach, I'll try it.
Luo Sai
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 10:08 PM, Erick Erickson wrote:
> I'm not sure what custom field types have to do with XML here.
> Somewhere, you hav
I'm not sure what custom field types have to do with XML here.
Somewhere, you have to have defined a *field* in your schema.xml
that references your custom type, something like:
then the XML is just like any other field
56.75
WARNING: I don't quite know how to access the attributes
down in
Hello everyone,
I have a question on how to update index using xml messages when there are
some complex custom field types in my index...like:
And field offer has some attributes in it...
I've read page, http://wiki.apache.org/solr/UpdateXmlMessages and example
shows that xml should be like:
Thanks to all,
i done by using multicore,
vishal parekh
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much of a pain as that can be. It seems there are lots of significant
variables.
From: kenf_nc [ken.fos...@realestate.com]
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Master/slave
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My understanding is that the Master has done all the indexing, that
replication is a series of file copie
so a reasonable trade off.
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Replication large files can be bad for OS page cache as files being written are
also written to the page cache. Search latency can grow due to I/O for getting
the current index version back into memory. Also, Solr cache warming can casue
a doubling of your heap usage.
Frequent replication in an
oving parts for swapping search servers or anything like that.
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fresh itself,
quickly, efficiently, minimal impact to search performance. No need to build
extra moving parts for swapping search servers or anything like that.
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way?
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d i use multicore-with merge and swap or delta query or any other
> way?
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en swapping the indexes out.
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Hello all,
indexing with dataimporthandler runs every hour
or any other
way?
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Hi
Ups, sorry. I didn't recognized the answer because it was in the bulk
folder.
I though with this procedure it will be a lot faster and less overhead.
Just two lines of shell script.
What do you think?
Regards,
Peter.
This should work on Linux. The rsync based replication scripts used to
Hi,
any hints or suggestions?
Does anyone do the updating this way?
Regards,
Peter.
Hi solr community!
Is it recommended to replace the data directory of a heavy used solr
instance?
(I am aware of the http queries, but that will be too slow)
I need a fast way to push development data to pr
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Peter Karich wrote:
> Hi solr community!
>
> Is it recommended to replace the data directory of a heavy used solr
> instance?
> (I am aware of the http queries, but that will be too slow)
>
> I need a fast way to push development data to production servers.
> I tr
Hi solr community!
Is it recommended to replace the data directory of a heavy used solr
instance?
(I am aware of the http queries, but that will be too slow)
I need a fast way to push development data to production servers.
I tried the following with success even under load of the index:
mv da
: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 6:25:26 AM
> Subject: Updating index
>
> Hi!
>
> Updating index with post.jar just replaces the index with the defined
> xml's. But if there are, for example, two fields in all xml's that
> were changed, is there a way to update only these
Hi!
Updating index with post.jar just replaces the index with the defined
xml's. But if there are, for example, two fields in all xml's that
were changed, is there a way to update only these fields (incremental
update)? If there are a lot of large xml's, it would be performance
slo
@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Updating index on cluster
Hi,
I'm currently working on an application which is living in a
clustered server environment. There is a hardware based balancer, and
each node in the cluster has a separate install of Solr. The
application code and files are on
No need to restart when there has been an index change...
just send a commit message and Solr will open a new searcher.
If there have been schema changes, Solr will need to be restarted.
-Yonik
On 7/18/07, Matt Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently working on an application wh
Hi,
I'm currently working on an application which is living in a
clustered server environment. There is a hardware based balancer, and
each node in the cluster has a separate install of Solr. The
application code and files are on a NFS mount, along with the "solr/
home". The first node ha
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