Hello,
A noob question: why does this work?
curl "http://localhost:8098/solr/products/select?q=title:Ti*";
..but not any of these?
curl "http://localhost:8098/solr/products/select?q=title:T*";
curl "http://localhost:8098/solr/products/select?q=title:*";
curl "http://localhost:8098/solr/products/s
It has to do with the tokenizer you are using in your schema. There are a
few different ones but the one you are using won't index less than two
characters. Not sure which is which off the top of my head but it's in the
docs somewhere. Also in the riak book.
-Alexander
On May 23, 2013 3:28 AM, "Ot
Hi Otto,
This is documented behaviour of Riak Search's Standard Analyzer
Factory:
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/cookbooks/Riak-Search---Schema/#Standard-Analyzer-Factory
"3. Strip out any tokens smaller than 3 characters as well as
stopwords (common English words)."
thanks, Simon
On 23 May
2013/5/23 Simon de Haan :
> This is documented behaviour of Riak Search's Standard Analyzer
> Factory:
> http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/cookbooks/Riak-Search---Schema/#Standard-Analyzer-Factory
>
> "3. Strip out any tokens smaller than 3 characters as well as
> stopwords (common English words).
Hey Otto
So a fundamental design attribute of Riak (and other key/value stores) is
that data retrieval is done by knowing the key.
To pull the first 10 keys is similar to what one would do in a relational
DB like MySQL.
However with Riak this sort of operation is expensive as a full table scan
is
This coming Wednesday (5/29) at the Atlanta Tech Village [0], Basho
will be holding its second Atlanta Riak meetup [1]. Tom Santero and
myself will be presenting on how to properly configure and tune Riak
for different use cases. We'll also cover how to monitor and profile
Riak, as well as the unde
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 2:17 AM, kurt campher wrote:
> Hey Otto
>
> So a fundamental design attribute of Riak (and other key/value stores) is
> that data retrieval is done by knowing the key.
> To pull the first 10 keys is similar to what one would do in a relational DB
> like MySQL.
>
> However w
This looks awesome, Jon. Keep us posted on where it goes. And don't be
scared to submit a CFP about this for RICON West [1]. :)
Mark
[1] ricon.io/west.html
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 1:21 AM, Joshua Muzaaya wrote:
> Thanks for this. I am going to check it out, and so should the others.
>
>
> On Mo
Hello,
2013/5/23 kurt campher :
> So a fundamental design attribute of Riak (and other key/value stores) is
> that data retrieval is done by knowing the key.
> To pull the first 10 keys is similar to what one would do in a relational DB
> like MySQL.
>
> However with Riak this sort of operation is
Hi Julien,
Changing to LevelDB would probably make sense for your environment as all keys
will no longer need to be kept in memory. You should therefore be able to
handle larger amount of data. 4GB is however not a lot of RAM, so the default
settings will need to be tuned as these generally are
On behalf of Basho, I'm ecstatic to announce that RICON West 2013 has
been scheduled and tickets are now available for purchase. Here are
the details:
* Date: October 29-30
* Location: St. Regis Hotel; San Francisco, CA.
The official site is here: ricon.io/west.html
The Lanyrd page is here: lanyr
Idan,
I'll investigate this a bit and see if I can replicate similar behavior and
hopefully I can get back to you with more information. Thanks for sharing
the info.
Kelly
On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 3:23 AM, Idan Shinberg wrote:
> Hey Kelly
>
> Thanks for getting back to me ...
>
> You were right
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