Hi everyone, Last day I was comparing term+range facet counts from two different collections having exact same data and schema. Only difference is one collection has 2 shards, the other 1. After searching about this I came upon an article: medium.com
My results were like this: Counts from collection with two shard: 120, 60, 30 ... One shard: 120, 90, 60, 30... After a bit fiddling with overrequest, overrefine etc. parameters, two results started to match. It seems I need to work on this. My real question is, I don’t really need 2 shards but I use multi-collection querying a lot like: http://solr:8983/collection1,collection2,collection3/select ... Or with an alias pointing to multiple collections: http://solr:8983/myAliasHaving10Collections/select ... Does this have the same issue with multiple shards? My guess is it does, since it’s a logical problem with distributed systems and not an implementation issue it must be so, but I wanted to ask since I’m new to this. Have a nice week Sent from Mail for Windows 10
