Hi Shawn; This is what I see when I look at mbeans: <lst name="UPDATEHANDLER"><lst name="updateHandler"><str name="class">org.apache.solr.update.DirectUpdateHandler2</str><str name="version">1.0</str><str name="description">Update handler that efficiently directly updates the on-disk main lucene index</str><str name="src">$URL$</str> <lst name="stats"> <long name="commits">41</long> <str name="autocommit maxTime">15000ms</str> <int name="autocommits">37</int> <int name="soft autocommits">0</int> <long name="optimizes">2</long> <long name="rollbacks">0</long> <long name="expungeDeletes">0</long> <long name="docsPending">0</long> <long name="adds">0</long> <long name="deletesById">0</long> <long name="deletesByQuery">0</long> <long name="errors">0</long> <long name="cumulative_adds">211453</long> <long name="cumulative_deletesById">0</long> <long name="cumulative_deletesByQuery">0</long> <long name="cumulative_errors">0</long> </lst></lst></lst>
I think that there is no information about what I look for? 2013/7/18 Shawn Heisey <s...@elyograg.org> > On 7/17/2013 8:06 AM, Furkan KAMACI wrote: > > I have crawled some web pages and indexed them at my SolrCloud(Solr > 4.2.1). > > However before I index them there was already some indexes. I can > calculate > > the difference between current and previous document count. However it > > doesn't mean that I have indexed that count of documents. Because urls of > > websites are unique ids at my system. So it means that some of documents > > updated and they did not increased document count. > > > > My question is that: How can I learn the total count of how many > documents > > indexed and how many documents updated? > > Look at the update handler statistics. Your application should record > the numbers there, then you can check the handler statistics again and > note the differences. Here's a URL that can give you those statistics. > > http://server:port/solr/mycollectionname/admin/mbeans?stats=true > > They are also available in the UI on the UPDATEHANDLER section of > Plugins / Stats, but you can't really use that in a program. > > By setting the request handler path on a query object to /admin/mbeans > and setting the stats parameter, you can get this information with SolrJ. > > Thanks, > Shawn > >
