First of all, I’d just use a stand-alone program to do your processing for a number of reasons, see:
https://lucidworks.com/post/indexing-with-solrj/ 1- I suspect your connection will be closed eventually. Since it’s expensive to open one of these, the driver may keep it open for a while. 2 - This is one of the reasons I’d go to something outside Solr. The link above gives you a skeletal program that’ll show you how. It has the usual problem of demo code, it needs more error checking and the like. 3 - see TolerantUpdateProcessor(Factory). Best, Erick > On Sep 30, 2020, at 10:43 PM, yaswanth kumar <yaswanth...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Can some one help in troubleshooting some issues that happening from DIH?? > > Solr version: 8.2; zookeeper 3.4 > Solr cloud with 4 nodes and 3 zookeepers > > 1. Configured DIH for ms sql with mssql jdbc driver, and when trying to pull > the data from mssql it’s connecting and fetching records but we do see the > connection that was opened on the other end mssql was not closed even though > the full import was completed .. need some help in troubleshooting why it’s > leaving connections open > > 2. The way I have scheduled this import api call is like a util that will be > hitting DIH api every min with a solr pool url and with this it looks like > multiple calls are going from different solr nodes which I don’t want .. I > always need the call to be taken by only one node.. can we control this with > any config?? Or is this happening because I have three zoo’s?? Please suggest > the best approach > > 3. I do see some records are shown as failed while doing import, is there a > way to track these failures?? Like why a minimal no of records are failing?? > > > > Sent from my iPhone
