Hmm, I don't understand the problem.
Look: If your analyzer looks like:
tokenizer class=solr.WhitespaceTokenizerFactory/
filter class=solr.WordDelimiterFilterFactory/
filter class=solr.LowerCaseFilterFactory/
filter class=solr.SynonymFilterFactory/
filter
I'm sorry for doubleposting:
Drinking a coup of coffee was a good idea. KeepWordFilter seems to mean,
that you give a Set of words to it. Everything that is not in the set, will
be deleted. Furthermore, the description is correct, since it really behaves
like an inversion of StopWordFilter.
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I asked, but did not see a reply to the following question, (for a newbie like
me):
Question:
What does DIH mean?
Answer:
Data Import Handler
Sent to list to aid searches by other newbies in the future.
Dennis Gearon
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My current DIH is configured via the requestHandler block in solrconfig.xml
requestHandler name=/dataimport
class=org.apache.solr.handler.dataimport.DataImportHandler
lst name=defaults
str name=configdata-config.xml/str
lst name=datasource
str
Hi Yonik,
I'm a bit confused now. In your recent Mastering Solr webinar (great stuff,
btw, thank you!), the slides imply using tdate fields with a precisionStep
of 8 for faster range queries:
- Use tint, tfloat, tlong, tdouble, tdate for faster range queries
- fieldTypename=tint
How would I go about splitting a column by a certain delimiter AND ignore all
empty matches.
For example:
field column=values sourceColName=values splitBy=,/
I have a some columns that dont have a value for values but so its getting
actually index as blank. I just want to totally ignore
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 3:39 PM, Peter Sturge
peter.stu...@googlemail.com wrote:
I'm a bit confused now. In your recent Mastering Solr webinar (great stuff,
btw, thank you!), the slides imply using tdate fields with a precisionStep
of 8 for faster range queries:
- Use tint, tfloat, tlong,
I have a nearly generic out-of-box installation of solr. When I
search on a short text document containing a few hyphenated words, I
get hits on *some* of the words, but not all. I'm quite puzzled as to
why. I've checked that the text is only plain ascii. How can I find
out what's wrong? In
Hi,
I wanted to configure one core as Master and one core as slave.
This is my existing configuration:-
In my SOLR_HOME I have conf/schema.xml, conf/solrconfig.xml and the others
when no core was present
Also in my SOLR_HOME are solr.xml and coreA created using the CREATE command
for cores
I
Doing an exhaustive scan of this problem, I did find this one hole:
This constructor is not deprecated, but it uses a super() call that is
deprecated. Also, this constructor is not used anywhere. I nominate it
for deprecation as well.
SolrIndexWriter.java, around line 170
/**
*
*/
This could be done with a function query, except that the function I
would use does not exist. There is no function that returns the
number of values that exist for a field. If there were, you could say:
-field:A OR (field:A and function() 1)
I don't know the Lucene data structures well, but I
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