Hi Erick,
Thanks for replying. On the subject of commit vs optimize: for the
moment I'm actually replacing the entire index each time beginning
with a delete *:*, so I think doing an optimize is actually ok, as it
is essentially a new index anyway. Ultimately, I think I'll want to
be doing
First comment: You probably don't need to optimize. Despite its name, it
rarely makes a difference and has several downsides, particularly it'll make
replication replicate the entire index rather than just the changed
segments.
Optimize purges leftover data from docs that have been deleted, which
Hi All,
I'm a bit new to the whole solr world and am having a slight problem with
replication. I'm attempting to configure a master/slave scenario with bulk
updates happening periodically. I'd like to insert a large batch of docs to
the master, then invoke an optimize and have it only then
