Hi
Would like to get some advice on should the queries parameters be define
in Solr or let the clients applications define and pass the queries
parameters to Solr?
Regards,
Derek
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What's most disturbing here is that the zookeeper info
disappeared for certain shards. This simply should not be
happening just because you lost a server or two. The info
should still be in Zookeeper for the shards in question. All
the replicas will be down of course, but they'll still be there.
S
Susmit:
re: the second bug:
bq: I ran into another issue - if data in any of the shards is empty, export
throws an error-
This sounds like something that may be already fixed in SOLR-9187
(just committed yesterday). Would it be possible to check a new build?
I ran across this largely by chance w
Two things: Here's a sample bit of SolrJ code, pulling out
the DB stuff should be straightforward:
http://searchhub.org/2012/02/14/indexing-with-solrj/
It's a little out of date, but not very much so. CloudSolrServer
mentioned in one of the comments has been deprecated in
favor of CloudSolrClient,
I took a quick look and basically the key is that these are _ranges_
both at index and query time.
Each value in the doc is a range of dates.
I _think_ it's something like this.
contains = Some date range in the document contains the entire
range in the query.
within = All date