Hi
we have a MSSQL Server which is just getting far to large now and
performance is dying! the majority of our webservers mainly are doing search
function so i thought it may be best to move to SolR But i know very little
about it!
My questions are!
Does SolR Run as a bolt on to MSSQL - as in th
is mongo and how does it compare
I just don't understand how in 10years of Web development I have never heard of
SolR till last week
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From: "David Quarterman [via Lucene]"
Date: 02/07/2013 16:57 (GMT+00:00)
3 17:29 (GMT+00:00)
To: fabio1605
Subject: Re: Newbie SolR - Need advice
Hi Fabio,
No, Solr isn't the database replacement for MS SQL.
Solr is built on top of Lucene which is a search engine library for text
searches.
Solr in itself is not a replacement for any database as it does
Arrfh I see... So SolR is the search engine for a datastore Is that what
mongo is.. A datastore bit.
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From: "Jack Krupansky-2 [via Lucene]"
Date: 02/07/2013 17:51 (GMT+00:00)
To: fabio1605
Subject: Re: Newbie S
So, you keep your mssql database, you just don't use it for searches -
that'll relieve some of the load. Searches then all go through SOLR & its
Lucene indexes. If your various tables need SQL joins, you specify those in
the DataImportHandler (DIH) config. That way, when SOLR indexes everything,
i
Hi Sandeep
Thank you for your reply
Il have a read through the tutorials now that i understand the principle of
all this,
i would ideally like to keep mssql and bolt solr on top of this so that we
can keep mssql as we have a 200GB database
Cheers
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