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Ishan Chattopadhyaya commented on SOLR-10159:
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Similarly, instead of all the changes in BufferedUpdatesStream, just changing
{{final Weight weight = searcher.createNormalizedWeight(query, false);}} to
{{final Weight weight = searcher.createNormalizedWeight(query, true);}}
also passes the test reliably.
bq. My hunch is that this is a Lucene bug related to index sorting.
So, maybe this has nothing to do with Index sorting, but perhaps something to
do with how BooleanQueries are processed?
[~mikemccand], [~shaie], [~hossman], does anything jump out to you? I shall
continue to dig, but so far my attempts at writing a lucene level test to
reproduce this have produced no results. (So far, this:
https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/rAtcbOpqKFGJG57-lWQ58F5M1UNdIGYhyRLivL9gydE=/,
but the test passes)
> DBQ, where query is based on updated value, reordered with the update doesn't
> work
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>
> Key: SOLR-10159
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-10159
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Reporter: Ishan Chattopadhyaya
> Attachments: SOLR-10159.patch
>
>
> h2. Background/History
> If a recently updated (in-place) value is used for DBQ, the DBQ doesn't work
> at Lucene level, unless there's an explicit commit between the update and the
> DBQ, due to LUCENE-7344. To work around this, Yonik suggested that we use
> ulog.openRealtimeSearcher() just before the DBQ is performed. This worked
> fine.
> Example:
> {code}
> ADD: [id=0, dv=200, title="mytitle", _version_=100]
> UPD: [id=0, dv=300, _version_=200]
> DBQ: q="dv:300", _version_=300
> {code}
> h2. Problem discovered now
> Suppose, in the above example, the last two commands are reordered at the
> replica. What would happen is: \(i\) the full document (\_version\_ 100) is
> received and indexed, (ii) the DBQ is received (out of ordered) and applied,
> and no document is deleted \[so far so good\] and this DBQ is buffered in
> ulog.deleteByQueries map, (iii) the in-place update arrives (_version 200),
> it is applied to the document that was added in step i. After that, the
> buffered DBQ is applied (at DUH2.addAndDelete()). This buffered DBQ, based on
> a value updated immediately before (step ii), fails to delete the document.
> h2. What happens exactly?
> The initial DBQ query is {{"dv:300"}}, but when it is applied, it is expanded
> to {{"\+dv:\[300 TO 300\] -ConstantScore(frange(long(\_version\_)):\[300 TO
> *\])"}}. In spite of doing a ulog.openRealtimeSearcher() just before the DBQ,
> it doesn't work.
> A different version of the query, i.e. {{"\+dv:\[300 TO 300\]
> \+\_version\_:\[200 TO 200\]"}} also doesn't work. As I found out, *this
> happened due to the presence of two clauses*! {{"\+dv:\[300 TO 300\]"}}
> works, and so does {{"\+\_version\_:\[200 TO 200\]"}}, but both clauses don't
> work together. Also, surprisingly, even {{"\+dv:\[300 TO 300\] \+dv:\[300 TO
> 300\]"}} doesn't work (same clause repeated).
> h2. Investigation at Lucene level
> Upon some tedious investigation into the internals of Lucene, I discovered
> that if I change the internal search (at BufferedUpdates) to use
> Sort.RELEVANCE instead of Sort.INDEXORDER (which, I think is the default when
> using weight/scorer), the DBQ is applied correctly.
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