somevalue from a xml source, rather than for
database column value) to convert it to solr date type.
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the date part of the information out of a
> datetime field?
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ok to just get the date part of the information out of a
datetime field?
Any thought on this?
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: query="select ID, title_full as TITLE_NAME, YEAR,
: COUNTRY_OF_ORIGIN, modified as RELEASE_DATE from title limit 10">
Are you certian that the first 10 results returned (you have "limit 10")
all have a value in the "modified" field?
if modified is nullable you could ver
solr document, there is no term populated for release_date
field. All other fields are populated with terms.
The field, "release_date" is a solr date type field.
Appreciate your help.
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