@Amanda
You can try using curl and write output to a file
curl http://localhost:8983/Solr?q={theSolrQuery) > out.json
theSolrQuery - you need to specify all attrs you want exported, not just *
If you are on Windows, there is a Windows curl tool you can download to use
Steve
On Wed, Ja
In my experience, enabling Tika at server level can result in memory heap space
used up under high volume of extraction, and bring down Solr entirely. Likely
due to garbage collector not able to keep up w/ load, even tuning garbage
collector didn't resolve the problem completely. Not recommen
