Maciej:
you really have two choices:
1> re-index the entire document with fields a, b, c, d, e, f. In that
case though, why bother indexing the first time ;)
2> use Atomic Updates:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Updating+Parts+of+Documents
but note the restrictions.
Best,
Erick
Which version of Solr do you use? Is it always the same field? Again,
without checking anything, see if it could be that field is not
multivalue and your value is.
In any case, this is inefficient way of indexing. If possible, stream
both sources ordered by ID and merge them in one input doc
No, it's not the case. In both steps I'm indexing documents from the
same set of IDs (I mean the values of the 'id').
Maciej
W dniu 15.02.2017 o 11:07, Emir Arnautovic pisze:
I did not have time to test it or look at the code, but can you check
if it could be the case when there is no
I did not have time to test it or look at the code, but can you check if
it could be the case when there is no document with a, b, c fields and
you are trying to update it with d, e, f using partial update syntax.
Emir
On 15.02.2017 09:25, Maciej Ł. PCSS wrote:
Dear All,
how should I handle
Dear All,
how should I handle the following scenario using SOLRJ? Index a
collection of documents (fill fields a, b, c). Then index the same
collection but this time fill fields d, e, f.
In a pseudo-code it would be: step1(collectionX); step2(collectionX);
solrCommit();
See my
