Just tried this on master and can't reproduce.
Didn't try 5.4.
Any chance this is a multiValued field? That can sometimes confuse things.
Best,
Erick
On Fri, Jul 20, 2018 at 2:50 AM, Vijay Tiwary wrote:
> Hello Erick
>
> We are using string field and data is stored in lower case while indexing
Hello Erick
We are using string field and data is stored in lower case while indexing.
We have alias set up to query multiple collections simultaneously.
alias=collection1, collection2
If we are querying through alias then sorting is broken. For e.g. Results
for descending sort are as follows. (Em
What _is_ your expectation? You haven't provided any examples of what
your input and expectations _are_.
You might review: https://wiki.apache.org/solr/UsingMailingLists
string types are case-sensitive for instance, so that's one thing that
could be happening. You
can also specify sortMissingFirs
Hello Eric,
title is a string field
On Wed, 27 Jun 2018, 9:21 pm Erick Erickson,
wrote:
> what kind of field is title? text_general or something? Sorting on a
> tokenized field is usually something you don't want to do. If a field
> has aardvard and zebra, how would it sort?
>
> There's usually
what kind of field is title? text_general or something? Sorting on a
tokenized field is usually something you don't want to do. If a field
has aardvard and zebra, how would it sort?
There's usually something like alphaOnlySort. People often copyField
from "title" to "title_sort" and search on "tit
Hello Team,
I have multiple collection on solr (5.4.1) cloud based on year
content2107
content2018
Also I have a collection "content" which does not have any data.
Now if I query them as follows
http://host:port/solr/content/select?q=*:*&collection=content2107,
content2108&sort=title
asc
Where
