I'd guess that after you delete your documents and commit, you're still using an IndexReader that you haven't reopened when you search. WARNING: I'm not all that familiar with EmbeddedSolrServer, so this may be waaaaay off base.
HTH Erick On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:04 PM, Claudio Atzori <claudio.atz...@isti.cnr.it > wrote: > On 10/11/2010 04:06 PM, Ahmet Arslan wrote: > >> >> --- On Mon, 10/11/10, Claudio Atzori<claudio.atz...@isti.cnr.it> wrote: >> >> From: Claudio Atzori<claudio.atz...@isti.cnr.it> >>> Subject: deleteByQuery issue >>> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org >>> Date: Monday, October 11, 2010, 10:38 AM >>> Hi everybody, >>> in my application I use an instance of EmbeddedSolrServer >>> (solr 1.4.1), the following snippet shows how I am >>> instantiating it: >>> >>> File home = new >>>> >>> File(indexDataPath(solrDataDir, indexName)); >>> >>>> container = new >>>> >>> CoreContainer(indexDataPath(solrDataDir, indexName)); >>> >>>> >>>> container.load(indexDataPath(solrDataDir, >>> indexName), new File(home, "solr.xml")); >>> >>>> return new >>>> >>> EmbeddedSolrServer(container, indexName); >>> >>> and I'm going through some issues using deleteByQuery >>> method, in fact, when I try to delete a subset of documents, >>> or even all the documents from the index, I see as they are >>> correctly marked for deletion on the luke inspector ( >>> http://code.google.com/p/luke/), but after a commit I >>> can still retrieve them, just like they haven't been >>> removed... >>> >>> I can see the difference and see the documents disappear >>> only when I restart my jetty application, but obviously this >>> cannot be a feature... any idea? >>> >> I think you are accessing same solr index using both embedded server and >> http. >> The changes that you made using embedded server won't be reflected to http >> until a commit issued from http. I mean if you hit this url: >> >> http://localhost:8983/solr/update?commit=true >> >> the deleted documents won't be retrieved anymore. >> >> P.s. if you want to expunge deleted docs completely you can either >> optimize or commit with expungeDeletes = "true". >> >> > Thanks for your reply. > Alright I'll better explain my scenario. I'm not exposing any http > interface of the index. I handle the whole index 'life cycle' via java code > with the EmbeddedSolrServer instance, so I'm handling commits, > optimizations, feedings, index creation, all through that instance, moreover > my client application calls embeddedSolrServerInstance.commit() after > deleteByQuery, but the documents are still there.... > >
