"start":0,
"allResults":"false",
"fl":"FIELD_1,FIELD_2,SUMMARY_FIELD",
"fq":"{!switch default=\"{!collapse field=SUMMARY_FIELD}\"
case.true=*:* v=${allResults}}",
Somewhat odd.
Thanks again t
sing this issue.
Thanks again for both of your input
Cheers,
Dwane
From: Erick Erickson
Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2018 12:20 AM
To: solr-user
Subject: Re: switch query parser and solr cloud
You will run into significant problems if, when returning "all
You will run into significant problems if, when returning "all
results", you return large result sets. For regular queries I like to
limit the return to 100, although 1,000 is sometimes OK.
Millions will blow you out of the water, use CursorMark or Streaming
for very large result sets. CursorMark
On 9/12/2018 5:47 AM, Dwane Hall wrote:
Good afternoon Solr brains trust I'm seeking some community advice if somebody
can spare a minute from their busy schedules.
I'm attempting to use the switch query parser to influence client search
behaviour based on a client specified request parameter.
Good afternoon Solr brains trust I'm seeking some community advice if somebody
can spare a minute from their busy schedules.
I'm attempting to use the switch query parser to influence client search
behaviour based on a client specified request parameter.
Essentially I want the following to occu
