We simply process a queue of updates from a database table. Some of the updates are deletes, some are adds. Sometimes you can have many deletes in a row, sometimes many adds in a row, and sometimes a mixture of deletes and adds. We're trying to batch our updates and were hoping to avoid having to manage separate files for adds and deletes.
Perhaps a single top-level tag e.g. <update>....</update> could contain deletes and adds in the same document? Thanks, Brendan hossman wrote: > > > it's inherently bad from the XML spec's point of view -- as in the XML > spec says you can only have one "top level" tag per "XML document". > > incidently: what is your use case for even trying this? you kow that with > a uniqueKey declaration you don't need to delete a doc before adding a new > one withthe same uniqueKey right? ... you cna just add them all. > > we may/should allow you to specify multiple <id> or <query> blocks inside > of a delete, but i don't imagine anyone is plannining on adding syntax to > support <delete> and <add> ops in the same update command ... they are > radically different. > > > -Hoss > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/start-tag-not-allowed-in-epilog-tf4602869.html#a13143348 Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
