Your schema didn't come through, but...
1> why terms=-1 I don't know. I have a build from this
morning and it's fine. When's yours?
2> date .vs. tdate. Yes, that's kind of confusing, but
the Trie types inject some extra stuff in the field
that allows the faster range queries, I think of it
as "navigation data". These get displayed as
1970 dates (e.g. the epoch). Ignore them.
3> I don't quite understand here. If you're still talking about
a tdate field, could the "navigation data" account
for it? That data shouldn't belong to any document and
isn't really putting multi-values in any doc. Changing the
schema type to not be multivalued should show this is the
case if so.
Best
Erick
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 7:18 PM, vybe3142 <vybe3...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wrote a custom handler that uses externally injected metadata (bypassing
> Tika et all)
>
> WRT Dates, I see them associated with the correct docs when retrieving all
> docs:
>
> BUT:
>
> looking at the schema analyzer, things look wierd:
> 1. Top terms = -1
> 2. The Dates are all mixed up with some spurious 1970 dates thrown in (I can
> get rid of the 1970 dates if i use type "date" vs "tdate")
> 3. Multi Valued values (should only be one per doc, as per input data, even
> though the schema allows it).
>
> Any ideas what, if anything, I'm doing wrong?
>
> See pic http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/file/n3918636/Capture.jpg
>
> Here's my SOLR schema:
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