with curl the result is the same:
curl --data-urlencode "stmt=select id, name from collection where NOT (name
= 'defaultmail')" 'http://server:port/solr/collection/sql'
then the response is
.
.
.
{
"id":113,
"name":"defaultmail"}
,{
"id":109,
"name":"defau
using integers in where clause with NOT is the same, though for that one
using <> as workaround does the job
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okay, found a work around for string fields for NOT queries
This query does not filters for NOT:
curl --data-urlencode "stmt=select id, name from collection where NOT (name
= 'defaultmail')" 'http://server:port/solr/collection/sql'
but after adding sth trivial i.e id > 0 o the where clause as
c
Hi
You cannot join on two fields in SOLR as you do using SQL.
Having the same situations I add new string field in collections(to concatenate
Type and Id fields) and fill it at index time)
Then join two collections on that field at query time
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-Original Message-
From: dami...@gma
Hi folks,
We are today running under SOLR 6.6 on our production environnement.
On the end of august, i planned to upgrade SOLR to 7.4 (7.5 since that
moment) but I encounter some trouble.
Our master SOLR is replicated to a slave SOLR. I tried to upgrade the
replica first, this is this one that mak
Hello,
I use edismax qf and pf parameters, but for some field it would be desired to
match ONLY if terms are in the same phrase.
However, the qf parameter does not work with phrases, it is just for
"filtering", and pf params affects only scoring.
For example:
qf=fulltext subject
pf=fulltext s
Hi, you may be interested in the mm [1] parameter, which in this case
shout be set to 100%. However, if your requirements are more complicated
than this, an mm=100% could have some unwanted side-effects because it's
very "rigid".
Best,
Andrea
[1]
https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/the-
On 10/16/2018 6:04 AM, zoolette wrote:
We are today running under SOLR 6.6 on our production environnement.
On the end of august, i planned to upgrade SOLR to 7.4 (7.5 since that
moment) but I encounter some trouble.
Our master SOLR is replicated to a slave SOLR. I tried to upgrade the
replica fi
Hi Shawn,
Thanks for you're quick answer.
I know it's not ideal to have mysql and SOLR on the same server. The use is
perfect for replication, but actually is too short to handle a high query
rate.
And of course I didn't see the warning about pointed fields and performance
on the documentation unti
Hi Guys,
I am trying to do an aggregation (sum) using streaming API. I have around
10 billion documents in my collection and every document has around 10
docValues.
So streaming facet is taking close to 6 secs to respond with aggregation on
10 fields while streaming rollup is returning the respon
Hi,
Sometimes after a full poweroff of the solr cloud nodes, we see missing
documents from the index. Is there anything about our setup or our recovery
procedure that could cause this? Details are below:
We see the following (somewhat random) behaviour:
- add 10 documents to index. Commit.
- q
I am trying to run a query like below to query against two different
collections:
select collection1.id as collection1id, collection2.id as collection2id from
collection1 join collection2 on collection1.name = collection2.name where
collection1.name = 'dummyname';
And as a result, I am only seein
found out sth strange regarding this case. If i change one of the values into
sth else, and the field names are not the same any more, then i can get the
different values
so the initial query was
select *collection1.id* as collection1id, collection2.id as collection2id
from
collection1 join colle
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