Hi Deepak,
As Hoss explains it, there wouldn't be any effect of changing the order of
individual search terms.
In addition, you could look at the Scoring algo:
http://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/scoring.html#Algorithm,
http://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/api/core/org/apache/lucene/search/package
bq: Though I am seeing some funkiness that I wasn't seeing with Solr &
Zookeeper running together
Then I suspect you've set something up inconsistently, _or_ you need to
extend some timeouts because SolrCloud is being run with separate ZKs by
quite a few people so I'd be surprised if it were anyth
I'm guessing that you'd be best served by changing your
model a bit. It looks like you are somehow doing searches
that center on the airport and arrange businesses of various
types based on how far they are from the airport. But you're
collecting all the businesses in one solr document.
It would w
Thanks Erick, but think if I have an simple float value and not distance.
I have a situation like this:
- id: 1
- myText: ["iphone", "ipad", "macbook"]
- myFieldFloat: [3.4,2.1,5.3]
I want to set the value of myFieldFloat at his respective myText.
I tried this:
but it return a
Whoa! You've suddenly changed from asking about querying
to DIH. I'll leave DIH to people who understand that way
better than I do.
As for the rest, you won't be able to boost by the values
even after you do get them in a multiValued field, so I think
you'll have problems as you try to carry this
:(
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In the Solr 3 the console showed the name of the server.
Can we get that added - it was very useful since we use a load balancer and
we want to know which machine we are on So that we can see if the load
balancer is working.
http://DNSNAME:8983/solr/#/
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On 8/31/2013 10:28 AM, William Bell wrote:
> In the Solr 3 the console showed the name of the server.
>
> Can we get that added - it was very useful since we use a load balancer and
> we want to know which machine we are on So that we can see if the load
> balancer is working.
>
> http://DNSN
Yeah. We use varnish and with Varnish 3.0.3 it is really easy ask varnish
for the # of servers.
That would be a really cool option:
Varnish
-- Server 1
-- Server 2
Could upload the default.vcl to get the backend configs (^backend)
If you are on the server as varnish you can do commands to get
ALso
https://www.varnish-software.com/product/vac
This supports REST calls
On Sat, Aug 31, 2013 at 11:28 AM, William Bell wrote:
> Yeah. We use varnish and with Varnish 3.0.3 it is really easy ask varnish
> for the # of servers.
>
> That would be a really cool option:
>
> Varnish
> -- Server
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