Re: How use sort parent documents by a child document's field with specific _nest_path?

Do you have any exception? My gut feeling that it's an implementation limitation. On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 7:16 AM Chatree Srichart wrote: > Hello Mikhail, > > For the example nested documents: > > Example Indexing Syntax: Pseudo-Fields > > https://solr.apache.org/guide/8_11/indexing-nested-docum

Re: Solr cloud rename core

On 11/27/22 18:03, Aravind Reddy Jangam wrote: I created collection using below command, core name on each server is different like doc1_shard1_replica_n15 & doc1_shard2_replica_n4 Is it possible to rename core name, I would like to have same core on all servers like doc1 ./bin/solr create_col

Re: Solr create collections on different servers

Have you looked at placement plug-in?Replica Placement Plugins :: Apache Solr Reference Guidesolr.apache.orgJan Høydahl28. nov. 2022 kl. 00:18 skrev Aravind Reddy Jangam :Thanks Shawn, Earlier I only started solr in cloud mode on serverI ran below command to create collection, after starting solr

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

Hi Mikhail, Thank you for your response. I am currently using the script update processor, but I have not been able to access the entire payload for processing. cmd.solrDoc is not correctly reading the payload. I have a payload where it is not recognizing a field value. This payload had four fi

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

Hello, It's still not clear. Which update request params (or curl) you use? What if you put content as a tiny string, and then complicate it step by step? On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 7:27 PM Matthew Castrigno wrote: > Hi Mikhail, > > Thank you for your response. I am currently using the script updat

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

Hello Mikhail, I have to work with the payload as is, I cannot modify it. My entire solution has a lot of other things going on which would just confuse the discussion. The issue I am having can be recreated using the update handler with the script enabled (as shown in the documentation example

RE: Solr create collections on different servers

Thanks I tried creating rules to pin a specific shard to a specific server name like below But these rules didn’t take effect, can you specify how to specify rules to use hostname rule=shard:shard1,node_name:server1.com:8983_solr rule=shard:shard2,node_name:server2.com:8983_solr http://localhos

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

That is invalid JSON. The client needs to fix it. I’m surprised it indexes at all. This should not be your problem. Past that string into this: https://jsonlint.com wunder Walter Underwood wun...@wunderwood.org http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog) > On Nov 28, 2022, at 12:57 PM, Matthew C

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

Hello Walter, Thank you for your reply. Yes, it is invalid JSON. However, it is "my" problem unfortunately. I am looking for a way to filter the payload as a character string. The charFilter would be great, however for that to work it would have to be first recognized as a valid field. Is the

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

I think the word “payload” is confusing me. The client is sending a JSON document. That JSON document has a “content” field which is string-valued and is escaped (stringified) JSON. Correct? You want to parse that JSON and treat it as additional fields to index? So this content (fragment): "co

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

Thank you for your reply Walter. When I say "payload" I mean what you would put in the raw data of a curl request. I am pretty sure SOLR would refer to this as the "document" To the question: "You want to parse that JSON and treat it as additional fields to index?" Yes, and it requires further

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

On 2022-11-28 4:59 PM, Matthew Castrigno wrote: ... Once other side question is what are all these "& #8203" coming from and why does solr put them in there? Can you add to https://issues.apache.org/jira/projects/SOLR/issues/SOLR-16469 I see them on logging tab and got nothing other than my

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

I have to edit the true content as URL defense is interfering. Hopefully this will come through curl --location --request GET '(edited) .sl1.stlukes-int. (edited) :8983/solr/talix/index' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data-raw '{"partner":"88027688-62c4-459a-b4d5-a8ecf9edd1bf",

Re: Is there a way to run the entire payload of a request through a charFilter and not just the fields?

I think I would write an update request processor script, take the value of the “content” field, then parse that as JSON, then take those fields and add them. https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/configuration-guide/script-update-processor.html The update request processor scripts are a lit

SOLVED (I think) Re: different result from two identical servers

On 2022-11-27 2:26 PM, dmitri maziuk wrote: ... node 1: Num Docs: 3275676 ... node 2: Num Docs: 3112069 Found a sneaky little bug in the importer, now Solr reports 3,275,706 documents on each node. The only remaining problem is my scripts claim to have POSTed 3,253,639 documents so now I

Update all rows with a value for one specific field in one core

Hi, I know we can do something like below to update one row for one field in a solr core: curl http://host:port/solr/core_1/update?commit=true --data-binary $'[{"id" : "1", "field1" : {"set":"test1"} }]' I want to update all rows for one field with one value in a solr core. For example, there

Re: Update all rows with a value for one specific field in one core

Hello Shushuai. There's no 'columnar update' handler which you are asking for. It needs to send per doc updates, but there's much sense in bulking them by sending multiple update commands per request. On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 6:27 AM Shushuai Zhu wrote: > Hi, I know we can do something like below

Re: Update all rows with a value for one specific field in one core

Hi Shushuai, Like Mikhail said, bulking your updates will be way faster than sending individual update requests. Depending on how large (or should I say small) the actual value is you're setting, you might be able to send a few hundred or even a few thousand updates per request. If you're query