Well, it's reasonably easy if you have empty columns, in the same order, for _all_ of the possible dynamic fields, but I really doubt you are that fortunate... It's especially ugly in that you have the different dynamic fields scattered around.
How is the csv file generated? Could you force every row to have _all_ the possible columns in the same order with spaces or something in the columns that are empty? Otherwise I'd think about parsing them externally and using, say, SolrJ to transmit the individual records to Solr. Best, Erick On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 2:47 PM, Utkarsh Sengar <utkarsh2...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hello, > > I am using UpdateCSV to load data in solr. > > Currently I load this schema with a static set of values: > userid,name,age,location > john8322,John,32,CA > tom22,Tom,30,NY > > > But now I have this usecase where john8322 might have a state specific > dynamic field for example: > userid,name,age,location, ca_count_i > john8322,John,32,CA, 7 > > And tom22 might have different dynamic fields: > userid,name,age,location, ny_count_i,oh_count_i > tom22,Tom,30,NY, 981,11 > > So is it possible to pass different columns sizes for each row, something > like this: > john8322,John,32,CA,ca_count_i:7 > tom22,Tom,30,NY, ny_count_i:981,oh_count_i:11 > > I understand that the above syntax is not possible, but is there any other > way of solving this problem? > > -- > Thanks, > -Utkarsh >
