So just use add and overwrite. OK, thanks
Dennis Gearon
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From: Tanguy Moal
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Sent: Thu, December 16, 2010 1:33:36 AM
Subject: Re: PHPSolrClient
Hi Dennis,
Not particular to the client you use (solr-php-client
As Tanguy says, simply re-adding a document with the same
will automatically delete/readd the doc.
But I wanted to add a caution about your phrase "read-delete-modify-create"
You only get back what you #stored#. So generally the update is done
from the original source rather than the index.
So i
Hi Dennis,
Not particular to the client you use (solr-php-client) for sending
documents, think of update as an overwrite.
This means that if you update a particular document, the previous
version indexed is lost.
Therefore, when updating a document, make sure that all the fields to
be indexed and
First of all, it's a very nice piece of work.
I am just getting my feet wet with Solr in general. So I 'am not even sure how
a
document is NORMALLY deleted.
The library PHPDocs say 'add', 'get' 'delete', But does anyone know about
'update'?
(obviously one can read-delete-modify-create)
Denn