We are running a match all query in solr cloud(for example, one shard with 3 replicas) - all data have same score.
In solr, if docs have same score, they will be sorted by internal docid. In solr clound, CloudSolrClient will send request to different shards. - round robin Same document may have different internal docid in different replicas. So is it possible that in replicaA, docA docid is 1, in replicaB, its docid is 11. Then if the first query(get 0-10 rows) is sent to replicaA, the second query(get 11-20 rows) is sent to replicaB, same doc will be returned twice? Is this possible? If so, does this mean if we want to avoid duplicate data, we have to add sort to break same-score-tie? - This happens to me in my test environment: we get the solr data from another machine, then make some change using atomic update, then do pagination to export same data, found that it returns duplicate data. -- My fix is to sort data by updateDate. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Duplicate-docs-in-pagination-with-same-score-in-Solr-Cloud-tp4274712.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
