The Solr Admin UI has the "LukeRequestHandler" behind it not Luke. The
Luke stand-alone program is a different beast, although the
LukeRequestHandler is modeled after _some_ features of Luke.
The naming lends itself to some confusion for sure.
Best,
Erick
On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 7:11 PM,
Erick,
In the Solr Admin UI, click on tabs and watch the log. The Analysis tab
seems to have Luke behind it, and one other. But the screen layout seems
different from the stand-alone Luke. I plan to give Lukestandalone a try
soon. cheers -- Rick
On 2017-05-16 10:44 AM, Erick Erickson
Adding more shards will scale your writes.
On 18 May 2017 at 20:08, Dan . wrote:
> Hi,
>
> -Solr 6.5.1
> -SSD disk
> -23M docs index 64G single shard
>
> I'm trying to do around 4M in-place docValue updates to a collection
> (single shard or around 23M docs) [these are ALL
Hi all,
Question:
I would like to know what is the reliable way to fetch dataDir (and
instanceDir) of a core that has an init failure.
Trials made:
I used the admin api to get status:
I have a question about moving a trivial (?) Similarity class from version
4.x to 6.x
I have queries along these lines: field1:somevalue^0.55
field2:anothervalue^1.4
The score for a document is simply the sum of weights. A hit on field1
alone scores 0.55. Field2 alone scores 1.4. Both fields
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice on specific issue that is holding us back.
I'm trying to create a custom RequestHandler with the Solr api (solrj) that
makes a query call back to the server.
I'm not finding any good, run-able examples on-line. Possibly I'm
approaching this wrong. Any advice would
Reformatting for readability:
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice on specific issue that is holding us back.
I'm trying to create a custom RequestHandler with the Solr api (solrj) that
makes a query call back to the server.
I'm not finding any good, run-able examples of this on-line. Possibly I'm
Hi,I'm looking for some advice on specific issue that is holding usback.
I'mtrying to create a custom RequestHandler with the Solr api (solrj)that makes
a query call back to the server.
I'mnot finding any good, run-able examples of this on-line. Possibly
I'mapproaching this wrong. Any advice
Hi,
What about a function query in the field list.
e.g.
for:
field.x
field.y
http://?
q={!type=dismax qf='field.x field.y' v=$qq)
=solr rocks
=id,score,x_score:query({!type=dismax qf='field.x'
v=$qq}),y_score:query({!type=dismax qf='field.y' v=$qq})
Hit is x_score or y_score > 0
Note that
Thanks a lot. I didn't think of switching to
application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type. It solved my issue :)
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Hi,
Why not write a custom UpdateRequestProcessor if it's a special case
from the norm then place it in it's own chain and do update like http://
.../update/json?=
Cheers,
Dan
On 18 May 2017 at 09:05, Aman Deep Singh wrote:
> Hi ,
> Is their any way to do
Hi Shawn,
Solr optimistic concurrency is worked fine only for 1 field
But in my case two or more field can be updated at a same time
But one field can not be updated if its corresponding timestamp is greater
than request time
On 18-May-2017 6:15 PM, "Shawn Heisey" wrote:
Hello,
I am using solr 5.5.2.
I am trying to give a lower score to frequent words in query.
The only way I've found so far is to do like
q=avenue^0.1 de champaubert village suisse 75015 paris
where avenue is a frequent word.
The problem is I'm using edismax, and when I add ^0.1 to avenue, it
On 5/18/2017 2:05 AM, Aman Deep Singh wrote:
> Is their any way to do the SOLR atomic update based on some condition
> Suppose in my SOLR schema i have some fields
>
>1. field1
>2. field2
>3. field1_timestamp
>4. field2_timestamp
>
> Now i have to update value of field1 only if
On 5/18/2017 1:52 AM, gigo314 wrote:
> Thanks, that was my assumption as well that all parameters should are
> supported by both GET and POST. However, when using JSON API I keep getting
> 400 error code:
>
> /Request/:
> {"query":"*","cursorMark":"*","sort":"id asc"}
>
> /Response/:
>
Hi,
-Solr 6.5.1
-SSD disk
-23M docs index 64G single shard
I'm trying to do around 4M in-place docValue updates to a collection
(single shard or around 23M docs) [these are ALL in-place updates]
I can add the updates in around 7mins, but flushing to disk takes around
40mins! I've been able to
Hi ,
Is their any way to do the SOLR atomic update based on some condition
Suppose in my SOLR schema i have some fields
1. field1
2. field2
3. field1_timestamp
4. field2_timestamp
Now i have to update value of field1 only if field1_timestamp is less then
the provided timestamp
I
Thanks, that was my assumption as well that all parameters should are
supported by both GET and POST. However, when using JSON API I keep getting
400 error code:
/Request/:
{"query":"*","cursorMark":"*","sort":"id asc"}
/Response/:
Hi,
We have not set the autosoftcommit in solrcofig.xml. The only commit we are
doing is through DIH(assuming it commits after the import).
Also we have written timely schedulers to check if any records/documents is
updated in database and to trigger the re-index of solr on those updated
Hi,
We have not set the autosoftcommit in solrcofig.xml. The only commit we are
doing is through DIH(assuming it commits after the import).
Also we have written timely schedulers to check if any records/documents is
updated in database and to trigger the re-index of solr on those updated
> Shawn Heisey hat am 17. Mai 2017 um 15:10 geschrieben:
>
>
> On 5/17/2017 6:18 AM, Thomas Porschberg wrote:
> > Thank you. I am now a step further.
> > I could import data into the new collection with the DIH. However I
> > observed the following exception
> > in
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