If you're asking if indexed but NOT stored data can be retrieved, i.e. if you can reconstruct the original field(s) from the indexed data alone, the answer is no. Or, rather, you can, kinda, but it's a lossy process.
Consider stemming. If you indexed "running" using stemming, the term "run" is indexed. Lucene/SOLR has no record of the original term. Similarly with stopwords. But if you *store* the data, then the original can be retrieved. HTH Erick 2010/5/3 Licinio Fernández Maurelo <licinio.fernan...@gmail.com> > Hi folks, > > i'm wondering if there is a way to retrieve the indexed data. The reason is > that i'm working on a solrj-based tool that copies one index data into > other > (allowing you to perform changes in docs ). I know i can't perform any > change in an indexed field, just want to "copy" the chunk of bytes .. > > Am i missing something? Indexing generated data can't be retrieved anyway? > > Thanks in advance ..... > > -- > Lici > ~Java Developer~ >
