: You can do range queries without an upper bound and just limit the number of
: results. Then you look at the last result to obtain the new lower bound.
exactly. instead of this:
First: q=foo&start=0&rows=$ROWS
After: q=foo&start=$X&rows=$ROWS
...where $ROWS is how big a batch of docsy you can handle at one time,
and you increase the value of $X by the value of $ROWS on each successive
request, you can just do this...
First: q=foo&start=0&rows=$ROWS&sort=id+asc
After: q=foo&start=0&rows=$ROWS&sort=id+asc&fq=id:{$X TO *]
...where $X is whatever the "last" id you got on the previous page.
Or: you try out the patch in SOLR-5463 and do something like this...
First: q=foo&start=0&rows=$ROWS&sort=id+asc&cursorMark=*
After: q=foo&start=0&rows=$ROWS&sort=id+asc&cursorMark=$X
...where $X is whatever "nextCursorMark" you got from the previous page.
-Hoss
http://www.lucidworks.com/
