Hi You should take a look at the DataImport Handler and use the examples on that page. I've recently learned this myself and this has been the #1 source of help.
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DataImportHandler There are two steps to set up when using this. The first one is the initial import of your data. This is called the 'full-import'. Once this has been done you then use a delta-import to import any new or updated data into Solr. One thing to remember is to rebuild any spellchecker indexes after the delta import. Hope this Helps Andrew 2009/5/11 uday kumar maddigatla <[email protected]>: > > hi, > > we are new to Lucene. We want to index the database using lucene. > > we don't know where to start. we already done the indexing of documents. > > But we don;t know how to index database using lucene, We started searching > in google. we found one query regarding this by you people. > > please tell us how to index the database. A series of steps(where to change > or update) will helps us. > > > Richard Marr wrote: >> >>> Thank you for your reply. >>> I'm just affraid of choosing wrong option for the project and later it >>> would >>> be harder to change it. >> >> I'm making the same kinds of decisions at the moment. My plan is to >> use an RDBMS to store the "master" copy of our data, because that >> technology is a ubiquitous skill set, and we know its capabilities >> almost instinctively. >> >> For example, we can hire a DBA off-the-shelf to deal with database >> replication without having to explain the details of our other systems >> to them, but doing the same thing with Lucene would require them to >> have experience with it. >> >> This way we can save our scarce brain-power for more interesting problems >> :) >> >> Rich >> >> > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Lucene-Index-file-vs.-database-tp19724177p23477688.html > Sent from the Lucene - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
