Wow!!!
thanks Joe!
Il giorno 02/feb/2015, alle ore 15:05, Joseph Obernberger ha scritto:
> I have a similar use-case. Check out the export capability and using
> cursorMark.
>
> -Joe
>
> On 2/2/2015 8:14 AM, Matteo Grolla wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm thinking about having an instance of solr (SolrA) with all fields
>> stored and just id indexed in addition with a normal production instance of
>> solr (SolrB) that is used for the searches.
>> This would allow me to read only what changed from previous crawl, update
>> SolrA and send the full document to SolrB. Without forcing SolrB to have all
>> fields stored.
>> In addition I have some batch jobs that work on the whole collection and
>> making them work on SolrA would allow me to detect the document that changed
>> and submit only those to SolrB.
>> The point is that to run this job I'll need to scan through all documents
>> from SolrA, I'll query on *:* and then go through all pages, which is not
>> the typical usage of Solr.
>> SolrA will contain a few tens of GB of data coming from hundreds of
>> thousands docs.
>> Do you think I'm gonna run into troubles using Solr this way?
>> I'd like to use Solr (for SolrA) for ease of maintenance, because Sys admin
>> are already trained with Solr
>>
>> thanks
>
