Thank you Very much for that explanation. Well done!
-tomas
On Jun 30, 2014 5:55 PM, "Steve McKay-4 [via Lucene]" <
ml-node+s472066n4144902...@n3.nabble.com> wrote:
> Stored doesn't mean "stored to disk", more like "stored verbatim". When
> you index a field, Solr analyzes the field value and make
Stored doesn't mean "stored to disk", more like "stored verbatim". When you
index a field, Solr analyzes the field value and makes it part of the index.
The index is persisted to disk when you commit, which is why it sticks around
after a restart. Searching the index, mapping from search terms t
Thanks for the quick response.
Follow-up newbie question:
If the fields are not stored, how is the server able to search for them
after a restart? Where does it get the data to be searched?
Example: "bob" (firstname) is indexed but not stored. After initial
indexing, I query for "firstname:(bob)
> Hello All, (warning: newbie question)
>
> In our schema.xml we have defined many fields such as:
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> Other fields are defined as this:
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>
> Q: If my server is restarted/ rebooted, will I still be able to search for
> documents using the "firstname" field? Or will my records need to be
> re-i
