specify index location
hi everyone, my first post on this mailing list. let me just shout a big thanks to everyone involved in this wonderful project. only working with solr lucene for a little while, and am already getting happy with the results:) the question is - is it possible to tell a solr instance the location of its index (to set it to something else than [solrhome]/data/index?) one of my indexes is fairly huge and i wouldn't like to copy it to my machine from the server every time i reindex. the server solr instance needs to run constantly since other parts of our system-in-work are using it (so it's not suitable for developing on). the index i test my handlers with and the server one must be identical for general comparibility. i can map a server location as a local path. thank you for your replies. david p. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/specify-index-location-tf4748921.html#a13579375 Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
customer request handler doesn't envok the query tokenization chain
hi, there, Here's a question regarding the relationship of a customer request handler and a customer field type. Let's say we defined a customer filed type that when querying and indexing, the solr.LowerCaseFilterFactory is used as the last filter to low-case all letters. In the Analysis UI, we found tokenization is working correctly. We also defined a custom request handler which always creates a boolean query that ANDs all tokens for fielded queries (we overrided the getFieldQuery method only). Now the problem occurs that when we use the custom request handler to handle queries. we only get results for low-case query string, but not for the upper-case version. (This is true when I turned the debugQuery flag on and I saw the query string hasn't been low-cased) If we switch to use the Standard request handler, we don't have the problem. It seems that when using the customer request handler, the tokenizer/filters chain is not executed (since the low-case filter is not applied). I'm not sure why. Anyone knows what I'm missing here? many thanks, -Hui
Re: specify index location
Have a look at the solrconfig.xml file (explained at http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrConfigXml) and the dataDir setting. You can, also, move your Solr home and you could also try a symbolic link. Cheers, Grant On Nov 4, 2007, at 6:47 PM, evol__ wrote: hi everyone, my first post on this mailing list. let me just shout a big thanks to everyone involved in this wonderful project. only working with solr lucene for a little while, and am already getting happy with the results:) the question is - is it possible to tell a solr instance the location of its index (to set it to something else than [solrhome]/data/index?) one of my indexes is fairly huge and i wouldn't like to copy it to my machine from the server every time i reindex. the server solr instance needs to run constantly since other parts of our system-in-work are using it (so it's not suitable for developing on). the index i test my handlers with and the server one must be identical for general comparibility. i can map a server location as a local path. thank you for your replies. david p. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/specify-index-location-tf4748921.html#a13579375 Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- Grant Ingersoll http://lucene.grantingersoll.com Lucene Boot Camp Training: ApacheCon Atlanta, Nov. 12, 2007. Sign up now! http://www.apachecon.com Lucene Helpful Hints: http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/BasicsOfPerformance http://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/LuceneFAQ
Re: customer request handler doesn't envok the query tokenization chain
On 11/4/07, Yu-Hui Jin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Let's say we defined a customer filed type that when querying and indexing, the solr.LowerCaseFilterFactory is used as the last filter to low-case all letters. In the Analysis UI, we found tokenization is working correctly. We also defined a custom request handler which always creates a boolean query that ANDs all tokens for fielded queries (we overrided the getFieldQuery method only). First, if all you are doing is ANDing all the tokens, you can just change the default operator to AND (q.op=AND). Analysis is done during query parsing by the query parser... if you create your own queries, you need to do that analysis yourself. -Yonik
too much commit time at Master/Slave
Hi~ i have some questions about commit time at Solr Master/Slave my system is that total data is about 1,000,000 and solr version is 1.2 2.4 CPU and centos, 1G memory, JDK 1.5 For the test, master server does only indexing that 1 data indexs per 10 seconds and snapshots by postCommit in solrconfig.xml slaver server snappullers and snapinstallers per 1 minute by crontab test case is 1) only indexing when i don't send slave server select query, master sever does indexing and slave server is sent snapshots. slave server's snapinstaller time is 0~1 seconds. i thinks that it is normal. 2) indexing and select master server does indexing and slaver server is send snapshots per 2 second, i send slaver server a different query request. slaver server's snapinstaller time is 6~9 seconds. (query request time is 0~1 seconds.) At this time i stop send query request but slaver server's snapinstaller time is the same. i think that slaver server's snapinstaller time reduce like master server. (i watch slaver server during 1 hour, but slaver server don't reduce this time) after i restart jetty server, this time is 0~1 second. what's problems? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/too-much-commit-time-at-Master-Slave-tf4749942.html#a13582146 Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
