Hi all,
I have an index with 40 million small records with about 10 fields each.
As my index size grows, I've noticed that queries involving the date field (
range queries, order by, etc) are taking a disproportionately long time.
Could this perhaps be because a date field has so many possible uniq
Thanks for all your help. I found the problem. My delete queries had
spaces around the id, and everything works after I got rid of them.
12345 doesnt work
12345 works fine
Perhaps a heads up about this in the docs would be in order?
- Galen Pahlke
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 8:17 PM, Yonik
I originally tested with an index generated by solr 1.2, but when that
didn't work, I rebuilt the index from scratch.
>From my schema.xml:
.
.
id
-Galen Pahlke
On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 7:00 PM, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 25
ible even after
I restart the solr server. I know the server is receiving my delete
commands, since deletesById goes up on the stats page, but docsDeleted stays
at 0.
I've tried this with svn revisions 661499 and 671649, with the same results,
but these steps worked fine in solr 1.2. Any ideas?
- Galen Pahlke
something like this so that
documents are only updated, as opposed to overwritten? I've looked through
the docs but couldn't find anything.
Thanks,
- Galen Pahlke
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