Hi,
we are keep sending documents to Solr from our app server. Single document per
request, but in parallel of 10 request hits solr cloud in a second.
We could see our post request ( update request ) hitting our solr 5.4 in
localhost_access logs, and it's response as 200 Ok response. And also we
Right.
But how do I structure the query to say to match all root values that
correspond to the parent entries selected by query.
Maybe I am just blanking here but how do I form the query:
q=_root_:[set of id values from query (+type:release +release_name:"6.1.0")]
Regards,
Alex.
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Hello Alex,
Internally, _root_ field is assigned across whole block. You can use it in
deleteByQuery. The value for this field is equal to parent's uniqueKey.
On Sun, Sep 4, 2016 at 5:51 AM, Alexandre Rafalovitch
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> If I am correct, deleting parent document still keeps the child
It should show up in the Admin UI, even if it matches the dynamic
field. So, I would focus on that. Perhaps you did not run commit. Or
it did not match the definition the way you thought it did.
I would do a manual record that matches that dynamic field and see if
_that_ shows up.
Regards,
Ale
Hello,
If I am correct, deleting parent document still keeps the child
documents in the index. Which means they now have dangling _root_
references and what not.
What's the easiest delete command to take out the parent and all its
multilevel children, when I find the parents themselves with a que
Hi All,
I have indexed a json with columns that arenot defined in schema.xml,reason
being i have a dynamicfield defined to catch them.
The indexing completes without error,even the index and tlog folders in
collection root are created.
However,when i login to solr admin console,i am not able to
