: According to that bug list, there are other characters that break the
: sorting function. Is there a list of safe characters I can use as a
: delimiter?
the safest field names to use (and most efficient to parse when sorting)
are things that follow the the "id" semenatics in java (not includi
According to that bug list, there are other characters that break the
sorting function. Is there a list of safe characters I can use as a
delimiter?
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 1:31 PM, Chris Hostetter
wrote:
>
> : When I try to sort by a column with a colon in it like
> : "scores:rails_f", solr ha
: When I try to sort by a column with a colon in it like
: "scores:rails_f", solr has cutoff the column name from the colon
: forward so "scores:rails_f" becomes "scores"
Yes, this bug was recently reported against the 3.x line, but no fix has
yet been identified...
https://issues.apache.org/j
I am using a fairly popular library (sunspot-solr for ruby) on top of solr
that introduces the use of a colon, so I will modify the library, but I
think there is still a bug as this stopped working in recent version of
solr. Solr should also not allow the data into the doc in the first place if
it
Seems to me that you wouldn't want to use a colon in a field name, since
the search syntax uses it (ie, to find a document with foo = bar, you
use foo:bar). I don't know whether that's actually prohibited, but that
could be your problem.
Nick
On 7/18/2011 8:10 AM, Jason Toy wrote:
Hi
Hi all, I found a bug that exists in the 3.1 and in trunk, but not in 1.4.1
When I try to sort by a column with a colon in it like
"scores:rails_f", solr has cutoff the column name from the colon
forward so "scores:rails_f" becomes "scores"
To test, I inserted this doc:
In 1.4.1 I was able to
