I submitted a patch a few months back for a Solr Document Inspector which allows one to see the indexed values for any document in a Solr index ( https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1837). This is more or less a port of Luke's DocumentReconstructor into Solr, but the tool additionally has access to all the solr schema/field type information for display purposes (i.e. Trie Fields are human-readable).
This won't help you search for values in an index or inspect anything at a macro level (i.e. term counts across the index), but there are other tools in Solr for that. Given a UniqueID, however, you can view all the indexed values for each field in that particular document. You can always do a search within Solr for the values you are looking for and then use this tool to view the indexed values for any documents which match. This may or may not help you (I'm can't tell what problem you are trying to solve), but I thought it would be worth mentioning as one tool in your toolbox. -Trey > > > >
