On 1/1/13 2:07 PM, hupadhyay wrote:
I was reading a solr wiki located at
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/NearRealtimeSearch
It says all commitWithin are now soft commits.
can any one explain what does it means?
Soft commit means that the documents indexed before the soft commit will
become searchable, but not necessarily persisted and flushed to disk (so
you might loose data that has only been soft-committed (not
hard-committed) in case of a crash)
Hard commit means that the documents indexed before the hard commit will
become searchable and persisted and flushed to disk
Does It means commitWithin will not cause a hard commit?
Yes
Moreover that wiki itself is insufficient,as feature is NRT.
can any one list down the config steps to enable NRT in solr 4.0?
In your solrconfig.xml (sub-section " updateHandler") make sure that you
have "autoSoftCommit" and/or "autoCommit" (hard commit) not commented
out and that you have considered the values of maxDocs/maxTime.
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrConfigXml?#Update_Handler_Section
Thanks
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