On 20 May 2013 08:35, Kamal Palei <palei.ka...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Gora > Thanks for your response. > > > *>>What do you mean by "not taking effect"? You do not seem to have >>>made this clear anywhere in the thread. > * > Basically I user SOLR in drupal environment. In drupal, in configuration > page, there is a link that shows all available index fields.
You would probably be better off asking on the Drupal forums, or on some issue tracker specific to the Drupal/Solr integration that you are using. > I had added two long types and one date type. > > The date type index field I can see. However I am not able to see two long > fields salary and experience. Please be clearer in your statements: What does "The date type index field I can see" mean? See where? > * >>>Besides adding the fields to Solr's schema.xml, you have to make >>>sure that field values are picked up, and indexed properly into Solr. >>>How are you indexing? Have you reindexed after adding the fields? >>>Are you getting any errors in the logs after the indexing. > * > I have put the code to add these fields in document object and index it. > I have not deleted whole indexed data and reindex it. But I expect whatever > new documents are added, for those documents these two fields salary and > experience should be reindexed. Eventually I have to delete the index and > re-index it, but will do after all these things work. [...] Yes, that is correct: New documents should have values for the new fields. Did you restart Solr after changing the schema? Are there any errors in the Solr logs? Regards, Gora
