Matthew -
I (and others at Lucid) worked with The Motley Fool to convert them from the
GSA to Solr a few years ago with great success. They had a variety of data
sources (relational databases, XML feeds, etc) that smoothly went into Solr and
drastically improved their search relevancy and user
Hi Matthew,
Solr can do everything you mentioned.
Re 3) This won't show anywhere in the UI, but you will get errors in
the indexer during indexing.
Re 5) You may want to search search-lucene.com for info about boolean
queries, which are not true boolean, in case true boolean is really
what you n
Solr can handle all of your pain points. You can sort with any indexed field.
It returns correct count. Faceting is trivial. OR conditions are totally fine,
it can handle really complex conditional statements.
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On 26-Sep-2012, at 12:48 AM, Matthew Shapiro wrote:
> Hi all, I
Hi all, I don't know if this is the correct mailing list, so I apologize
if it isn't. I wasn't sure what other list it would go to.
Anyways, my company a while back (before I started) got Google envy and
decided to purchase a GSA system to store our searchable data. While the
GSA seems ok for a
