Re: SOLR - indexing JSON
Hi Joe,
My other suggestion (aside from checking the things Damien mentioned) is --
take a look at the solr.log in the riak error log directory, it often
provides clues for when objects are invalid and don't index.
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 3:13 AM, Damien Krotkine
wrote:
> Hi Joe,
>
> I have a similar setup, and in my case, "indexed_s" is properly indexed.
> Are you sure that your data is really what you think it is ( i.e. real
> JSON, with the right mimetype, etc) ?
>
> dams.
>
> Joe Olson wrote:
>
> Using the default YZ index schema, I know I can index:
>
> dataset={
> indexed_s:"Blah"
> }
>
> I also know I can index:
>
> dataset={
> indexed_s:"Blah",
> notindexed: 52
> }
>
> However, when I add:
>
> dataset={
> indexed_s:"Blah",
> notindexed: 52,
> otherstuff:{"something":1, "something_else":2}
> }
>
> the indexing fails. Please note all I really want to index is field
> 'indexed_s' - nothing else. Why would adding the sub dictionary
> 'otherstuff' (not indexed) wreck the indexing of field 'indexed_s'? Is
> there a way around this? I really want search to ignore 'otherstuff' - and
> it should as it does not follow the *_* format.
>
> Thanks!
>
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Re: SOLR - indexing JSON
Hi Joe,
I have a similar setup, and in my case, "indexed_s" is properly indexed.
Are you sure that your data is really what you think it is ( i.e. real
JSON, with the right mimetype, etc) ?
dams.
Joe Olson wrote:
Using the default YZ index schema, I know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah"
}
I also know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52
}
However, when I add:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52,
otherstuff:{"something":1, "something_else":2}
}
the indexing fails. Please note all I really want to index is field
'indexed_s' - nothing else. Why would adding the sub dictionary
'otherstuff' (not indexed) wreck the indexing of field 'indexed_s'? Is
there a way around this? I really want search to ignore 'otherstuff' -
and it should as it does not follow the *_* format.
Thanks!
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SOLR - indexing JSON
Using the default YZ index schema, I know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah"
}
I also know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52
}
However, when I add:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52,
otherstuff:{"something":1, "something_else":2}
}
the indexing fails. Please note all I really want to index is field 'indexed_s'
- nothing else. Why would adding the sub dictionary 'otherstuff' (not indexed)
wreck the indexing of field 'indexed_s'? Is there a way around this? I really
want search to ignore 'otherstuff' - and it should as it does not follow the
*_* format.
Thanks!
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