Quoting Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
: The way I understand it, having multiple documents in a single xml file and
: posting that to solr is faster then posting a single xml for each document
: (even with a single commit after all separate xml files). It makes
sence, and
: some simple tests indicates that this is true. However, if one of the
For the record: people say this every now and then, but I don't think
anyone has ever posted any specific numbers comparing multiple docs in a
single add, vs multiple seperate requests using "Keep-Alive" ... there
shouldn't be any fundemental difference.
My tests showed that it was a big difference. It took about 1.2
seconds to index 500 separate adds in separate xml files (with a
single commit afterwards), compared to about 200 milliseconds when
sending a single xml with 500 adds. And according to the documentation
java automatically uses keep-alive (I found no way to force it myself).
: schema.xml. When I tried to make solr index this xml I got the error:
: ERROR:unknown field 'myNonExistantField'
: And that is just great. But what document was it? I need to know
this, because
: the next step is to log an error like "document with id 251" could not be
: indexed, error: unknown field 'myNonExistantField'". Then I want
to continue
i thought we added something like this ... but i guess not.
feel free to file a feature request in Jira.
ah, but I guess it is only awailable in a nightly build? Do you know a
jira issue number I can look at? I didn't find anything related to this.
Regards
/Jimi
