For my quick-and-dirty test I just rebooted my machine totally and still
had 1K/sec core discovery. So this still puzzles me greatly. The time
do do this should be approximated by the time it takes to just walk
your tree, find all the core.properties and read them. I it possible to
just write a tin
You'd have to flatten your data. Perhaps you create
a field and add the concatenated data and category,
values like
a_product1, a_product2, b_product12, b_product23
Then your searches are easy...
Best,
Erick
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 4:16 PM, sathish_ix wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> can some help if below q
Hi Chris;
I am volunteer and I really want to be a moderator for a long time as you
know :)
Thanks;
Furkan KAMACI
2013/10/19 Alexandre Rafalovitch
> I'll be happy to moderate. I do it for some other lists already.
>
> Regards,
> Alex
>
So I found out the issue here... It was related to what you guys said
regarding the Map object in my document. The problem is that I had data
being serialized from DB -> .NET -> JSON and some of the fields in .NET was
== System.DBNull.Value instead of null. This caused the JSON serializer to
wri
Is it possible to get pivot info on a range-faceted query? For example, if
I want to query the number of orders placed in January, February, etc., I
know I can use a simple range search. If I want to get the number of
orders by category, I can do that easily by faceting on category. I'm
wonderin
