I want to reindex my data in order to change a value of some field according to value of another. ( both field are existing )
For this purpose I run a "clue" utility in order to get a list of IDs. Then I created an update processor , which can set a value of field A according to value of field B. I added a new request handler ,like a classic update , but with new update chain with a new update processor I want to run a http post request for each ID , to a new handler ,with item id only. This will trigger my update processor , which will get an existing doc from the index and do the logic. So in this way I can do some enrichment , without full data import and without creating a new index . What do you think about it ? Could it cause a performance degradation because of it? SOLR can handle it or it will rebalance the index ? Does SOLR has some built in feature which can do it ? -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Reindex-data-without-creating-new-index-tp4182464.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
