For example in the following statement
doc.add(new Field("contents", parser.getReader(), Field.TermVector.YES));
The reader is causing the IOException when internally invertDocument()
method is called where tokenstream is generated from the reader. I am not
worried if the document info is corrupted in the index. But what I care the
most is if it affects other index data.
What is the best way to recover this? Unfortunately there is no easy way to
delete the document. If I keep a counter and track down this document. Can I
delete the document with IndexReader.deleteDocument(docNum); ?
On 10/12/06, Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Oct 12, 2006, at 10:17 AM, Apache Lucene wrote:
> When I am adding a document to the lucene index if the method
> throws an
> IOException and if I continue with adding other documents ignoring the
> exception, will the index be corrupted? What happens to the fields
> which are
> already written to the index?
This would surely depend on what caused the IOException. I would not
recommend continuing to add documents in light of an IOException though.
Erik
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