Vineet -
Solr’s QueryElevationComponent can do this.
Or you could use a query like:
q=id:C^=300 id:B^=200 id:A^=100
The ^= is a constant score syntax, so you can assign a “score” to a clause (in
this case a single document with a unique id).
Erik
> On Jan 4, 2018, at 11:47
Hi,
Solr can return documents by score or some field value. In case of all docs
having the same score, it’ll use its internal id to sort docs. That being said,
you have two choices:
1. sort jobids in your fq and sort by jobid (in this case you should use terms
query parser)
2. use q instead of
Hi,
We have a Solr cloud core where "jobid" is our primary key. We have a use
case where we have a list of 15000 jobids in a particular order in an
external system. We are calling solr with these 15000 jobids as filter query
and in result, we want all the jobids after filtering in the same
