It looks like your code has a leak and does not close all
IndexReaders/Writers that you use during your custom code in Solr. It is
impossible to review this from outside.
You shuld use the Solr provided SolrIndexWriter and SolrIndexSearcher to
do your custom stuff and let Solr manage them.
U
Uwe,
Thanks for the response. I have openSearcher=false in autoCommit, but I do
have an autoSoftCommit interval of 5 minutes configured as well which
should open a searcher.
In vanilla Solr, without my code, I see that if I completely reindex all
documents in a segment (via a client call), the segm
Hi,
in Solr the empty segment keeps open as long as there is a Searcher
still open. At some point the empty segment (100% deletions) will be
deleted, but you have to wait until SolIndexSearcher has restarted.
Maybe check your solrconfig.xml and check if openSearcher is enabled
after autoSoftC
Stefan, Mike,
Appreciate your responses! I spent some time analyzing your inputs and
going further down the rabbit hole.
Stefan,
I looked at the IndexRearranger code you referenced where it tries to drop
the segment. I see that it eventually gets handled via
IndexFileDeleter.checkpoint() through f
Hi Rahul,
Please do not pursue Approach 2 :) ReadersAndUpdates.release is not
something the application should be calling. This path can only lead to
pain.
It sounds to me like something in Solr is holding an old reader (maybe the
last commit point, or reader prior to the refresh after you re-i
Hi Rahul,
What you're describing sounds similar to index rearranging [1], although in
that case the reindexing is done in a new index. The last commit in the
IndexRearranger class added support for reading and reindexing deletes -
maybe
having a look at that and at the Javadoc would help?
Stefan
Thanks for the response Mikhail. I don't think I am looking for
forceMergeDeletes() though since it could be more expensive than I would
like and I only want to see the unreferenced segments with 0 live docs to
be deleted. Just the way they get deleted with a commit=true option or even
softDelete.
Hi Rahul.
Are you looking for
https://lucene.apache.org/core/9_0_0/core/org/apache/lucene/index/IndexWriter.html#forceMergeDeletes()
?
On Tue, Aug 29, 2023 at 5:20 AM Rahul Goswami wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to execute a program to read documents segment-by-segment and
> reindex to the same i
Lucene itself doesn't "pull" data in. Rather, you need to "push" data into
it. With Solr you can push data in from the command line using standard
tools such as curl or Java programs or any number of scripting tools or
external "push" connector systems such as Nutch or ManifoldCF, but with
Luce
Sorry, I've no clue as I've never used Hibernate and thus never
touched its Lucene support.
Erik
On Feb 8, 2006, at 1:18 AM, Raul Raja Martinez wrote:
Hi Eric, I'm in the same situation, I wouldn't normally ask
something related to hibernate here but I posted something similar
in
Hi Eric, I'm in the same situation, I wouldn't normally ask something
related to hibernate here but I posted something similar in the
hibernate forums on Jan 16th but still haven't got any response.
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=954137&highlight=lucene
It is really obvious that if
Hi Revati,
If I am not wrong you must be using hibernate intercepter to get the evens on
value objects. You will get all lifecycle event in the class so you should
handle lucene index addition/updation/deletion there.
But I had faced locking problem with hibernate as multiple writers get opened
You may likely get better response by posting in the Hibernate list.
Erik
On Feb 7, 2006, at 7:58 AM, revati joshi wrote:
Hello lucene members,
i'm the silent member of this
group.last week i had sent some query regarding reindexing,but i
dn't
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