SOLR QUESTIONS

will be helpful for those in need Yeap.Eventually, I haven't seen a proper log, but I add a swap file and finally solr has done the import. Hope this will help someone.

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I wish this helpful for you I found this code () https://github.com/Fewbytes/jetty-log4j-request-log/tree/master/src/main/java/com/fewbytes/jetty/log4jwhich when adapted, I got the Jetty response times logged to log4j.

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I wish this helpful for you Finally got the answer. this blogLogstash will use a ruby library called Rsolr for connecting to Solr. Logstash will install the latest version of Rsolr, but latest Rsolr has a bub with timestamp datatype which will preven

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I wish this help you Use the unique facet function:

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will help you This is because the field you're faceting on has a field type with a Tokenizer and filters attached (such as the default text_general field). Use a string field for any field you want to facet on, as that will keep the values intact as

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With these it helps Solr Cores are an excellent idea for multitenant, particularly as they can be managed at runtime (so not requiring a server restart). You shouldn't run into too many problems with performance for having multiple Solr cores, but be

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Any of those help I created this idea of clone operation that does a filesystem copy of the indexes and config data, and then CREATEs a new one. There are some locking issues, and you have to have filesystem access to the indexes, but it did work. Th

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I hope this helps you . This is what Solr's DismaxQueryParser was designed for. See http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DisMaxRequestHandlerThere are a lot of parameters, but the main one you need to customize is "qf", which is how you specify what fields sh

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Hope that helps This can be done by enclosing the terms in quotations and using a tilde to indicate proximity:q="apple pear"~5

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it fixes the issue Relationed to this post How to add Hybris Solr By for Boolean value , I hope you want the second field as a score. Try like this

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seems to work fine All you have to do is run below Impex (change it with your actual values) and you are done.

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this one helps. This is a good case for using Collapse and Expanding. You collapse the result set based on the Document ID of the document, allowing you to only get one result back for each distinct document. You're still able to get all variants of

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hop of those help? Content is not added to fields magically. If you already have the content indexed into a field such as the one named text, you can add a copyField instruction to effectively index the same content into two fields with different pro

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hop of those help? You can use the Complex Phrase Query Parser.It'll allow you to write q={!complexphrase inOrder=true}target:"ne* wo*", which differs from your example that world new won't generate a hit.

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like below fixes the issue this is how the query looks like after the rework, still not sure why the old version broke after the update

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I hope this helps you . Use the file rename for the confFiles list https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/index-replication.htmlIndexReplication-Replicatingsolrconfig.xmlProvide the relative path for the file after ":" wrt. "conf" directory on slav

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To fix this issue Solr expects dates to be formatted in the ISO format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZIf the content you provide has a different date format, you can convert it using Update Request Processors that are normally configured in the solrconfig.xml.

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wish helps you Phrase query should do the job. Just put quotes around your query terms.

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Hope that helps No, there is no functionality inside Spring Data Solr, however, this is relatively easy to add such functionality by yourself.In short terms, you need to add a Solr Server RequestHandler, that will use default solr.MoreLikeThisHandler

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like below fixes the issue Your pattern is actually wrong, try something like this instead : pattern="[\s,;:]"An alternative you might want to try :

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it helps some times GetSolr is meant to do incremental extraction from an index, meaning each time it runs it finds documents newer than the last time it ran. It can only do that if it can sort the documents by a date/time to compare against it's las

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wish of those help I went through the source code of "org.apache.solr.search.ExtendedDismaxQParser" and found out the is a new validation check added which DOES NOT allow local parameter in qf field edismax parser (this check has been introduced star

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Any of those help Introduction What you are trying to build is a so-called focused crawler or topical crawler, which only collects data, which is in your specific domain of interest.

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Hope this helps The strategy can work - for simple queries. The problem is that when you're querying with wildcards, the analysis chain is not invoked (a bit of a simplification - most filters are not invoked, only those that are MultiTermAware) - so

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