Hi All, I am currently trying to figure out a way to apply a parent/child relationship between two cores to searches. I thought that BlockJoin Facet could be a good way to do this, but I would like to know, is it impossible to use limit and sort with BlockJoin Facet?
Thanks, Kamu On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Kamuela Lau <kamuela....@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I am working on applying parent/child types to search using Solr, and > wanted to inquire about two things. > > 1) BlockJoin Facet > > Currently, there are two cores. The first core (the item core) has 16 > million documents, and the second core (the product core) has 3 million > documents. > The product core is the parent, and the item core is the child. > > To apply this parent/child relationship to searches, I thought that I > could use BlockJoin Facet, > but because the number of documents being searched is so large, I am > worried about the decrease in performance of Solr when using BlockJoin > Facet. > > I thought it may be possible to avoid dips in performance while using > BlockJoin Facet by using limit and sort, > however when I tried to look up more information about this, I was unsure > of if that is possible. > > When using BlockJoin Facet, is it not possible to use limit and sort? > > 2) JSON Facet API > > While I was researching about the above problem, I came across JSON Facet > API. > Is it possible to do the same thing as BlockJoin Facet with JSON Facet API? > If it is possible, what is the most appropriate way to use each one? > > I was unable to find an official document with more detailed information > about Solr's JSON Facet API, > so if anyone knows of a relevant resource or reference material, I would > be grateful if you could share it. > > I apologize for the rather open-ended question, but an answer or even a > point in the right direction (an article > or resource) would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > Kamu > > > > >
