Uhhhhm, if the directory you're in has the "post" executable, how do
you expect to path to bin/post? You're already _in_ the bin directory
and this would be looking for a subdirectory called "bin" that
contained the post tool.

So back up one directory to the parent of 'bin' and try it again would
be my suggestion.

bq: One more thing, that I am receiving results from our previous installation.
Like "Hotels","Motel" and etc, now can you tell me that is there different
document exist for these search results ? if so then from where we can get
those docs to query these results

Very simple. You have a 1.3 installation that someone (apparently
someone else?) put a bunch of docs in. What you've indicated so far is
that you're indexing the _example_ documents which bear no relation to
your old installation. Therefore, there's no reason to expect that
searches in the 1.3 installation have anything to do with the 5.x
tutorial.

I'll be on the road the rest of this week, thus pretty much unable to
respond. The book Solr In Action is a very good place to gain an
overall understanding of Solr, I can highly recommend this book:
http://www.manning.com/grainger/?a_aid=1&a_bid=39472865

Best,
Erick

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 8:07 PM, rupak <rupak.d2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Erick Erickson,
>
> I am executing the post script from the below mentioned path
>
> "C:\Users\Desktop\solr-5.0.0\bin\"  and here I am trying to execute the post
> script of example docs. Can you tell me that am I going right? if not then
> please tell me the right one.
>
> One more thing, that I am receiving results from our previous installation.
> Like "Hotels","Motel" and etc, now can you tell me that is there different
> document exist for these search results ? if so then from where we can get
> those docs to query these results.
>
> Thanks
> Rupak.
>
>
>
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