Yes, the document will be searchable after it is committed.
Although you can also do auto commits and commitWithin which do not
guarantee immediate visibility of index changes, you can do a hard commit
any time you want to make a document searchable.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: phanichaitanya
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 12:07 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Get the commit time of a document in Solr
I'd like to know when a document is committed in Solr vs. the indexed time.
For indexed time, I can add a field as : <field name="indexed_time"
type="date" default="NOW" indexed="true" stored="true" />.
If I have say, 10 million docs indexed and I want to know the actual commit
time of the document which makes it searchable. The problem is to just find
the time when a document can be searchable which will be after it is
committed ? (I don't want to do any soft commits).
If there is a way to know this, please let me know so that I'd like to know
more details based on it.
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