You may want to start with innerJoin which is the simple typical join in
database world.
On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 1:46 AM, mganeshs <mgane...@live.in> wrote:
> Hi Erick,
>
> My scenario goes with two kind of SOLR documents
>
> Document #1 - Real document
> #D_uniqueId #D_documentId(unique), #D_documentname, #D_documentdesc,
> #D_documentinfo1, #D_documentInfo2, #D_documentInfo3, ...
>
> Document #2 - to hold documents ACL
> #P_uniqueId #P_acl_perm ( multi value field, it contains values of user
> like
> U1, U2, U3, U4.. etc )
>
> Now currently (we have only one shard as of now ) with simple join my query
> looks like {!join from=P_uniqueId to=D_uniqueId)P_acl_perm:U1
>
> Number of ACL values per document can grow up to 1M fields.
>
> Now as the number of documents are increasing. we are planning to add one
> more shard, by splitting the shard to two.
>
> As join won't be working with multiple shards. we are planning to use
> streams.
>
> So what should be streaming query to replace this normal join query (
> {!join
> from=P_uniqueId to=D_uniqueId)P_acl_perm:U1 ) ?
>
> Early responses would be really appreciated !
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
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