Don't know why you have mem problems. Can you paste in examples of full query strings during cursor mark querying? Sounds like you may be using it wrong.
Or try exporting https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Exporting+Result+Sets -- Jan Høydahl > Den 18. jan. 2017 kl. 21.44 skrev Slomin, David <david.slo...@here.com>: > > Hi -- > > I'd like to retrieve the ids of all the docs in my Solr 5.3.1 index. In my > query, I've set rows=1000, fl=id, and am using the cursorMark mechanism to > split the overall traversal into multiple requests. Not because I care about > the order, but because the documentation implies that it's necessary to make > cursorMark work reliably, I've also set sort=id asc. While this does give me > the data I need on a smaller index, it causes the heap memory utilization to > go through the roof; for our large indices, the Solr JVM throws an out of > memory exception, and we've already configured it as large as is practical > given the physical memory of the machine. > > For what it's worth, we do use Solr cloud to split each of our indices into > multiple shards. However for this query, I'm addressing a single shard > directly (connecting to the correct Solr server instance for one replica of > that shard and setting distrib=false in my query) rather than relying on Solr > to route and assemble the results. > Thanks in advance, > Div Slomin. >
