If you are using field cache for field A, and updating field A, isn't it
normal that the field A is not updated?
Field cache is keyed via index reader, it won't be efficient to reload
the field cache for each updateDocument().
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On 5/11/2010 7:20 AM, luocanrao wrote:
I have a problem. I found the store field in a document is not consistent.
Here are some small case about my program.
Field A = new Filed(Store.Yes,FieldAValue);
FieldBValue.add(FieldAValue); // FiledBValue is a container that
contains other store field value, FiledBValue is like a complete document
record
Field B = new Filed(Store.Yes,FieldBValue);
Document doc = new Document;
doc.add(A); doc.add(B);
indexWriter.updateDocument(new Term(..),doc);
after a long time , today some body found some bug.
I observe that value of filed A is the old value, but the value of field B
is the new and right value.
At first I thought maybe it was the bug of indexwriter.getReader(),
but after I restart the program, the bug is still existing.
Finally I have to reconstruct all the data to fix it.
Ps : I use FieldCache to store the value of field A, not field B
I use indexwriter.getReader() to get realtime search
I hope somebody to help me explain it.
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