s designed for multi-threaded indexing and I'd highly recommend
>you to use SolrJ to speed up your indexing. Yes, that would involve
>writing
>some code but it would speed things up considerably.
>
>
>On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 10:51 PM, Colin Freas <cfr...@stsci.edu> wrote:
I just set up a SolrCloud instance with 2 Solr nodes & another machine running
zookeeper.
I’ve imported 200M records from a SQL Server database, and those records are
split nicely between the 2 nodes. Everything seems ok.
I did the data import via the admin ui. It took not quite 8 hours,
ceRpt}=0,0=5
... return appropriate subsets.
Doh,
Colin
On 2/16/16, 3:31 AM, "Colin Freas" <cfr...@stsci.edu> wrote:
>
>David, thanks for getting back to me. SpatialRecursivePrefixTreeFieldType
>seems to be what I need, and the default search seems appropria
I am
>currently
>working on adapting the Spatial4j library to work with Lucene's Geo3D (aka
>spatial 3d) which has both a spherical model and an ellipsoidal model,
>which can be configured with the characteristics specified by WGS84. If
>you are super-eager to get this yourse
Greetings!
I have recently stood up an instance of Solr, indexing a catalog of about 100M
records representing points on the celestial sphere. All of the fields are
strings, floats, and non-spatial types. I’d like to convert the positional
data to an appropriate spatial point data type
