Hello Shubham.
Storing 45 takes _less than_ one byte, Storing "0045" about four. I think
Solr just made a reasonable choice.
On Tue, Jul 4, 2023 at 9:47 AM John Jackson wrote:
> Hello All,
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> Recently I got a response but Whenever we are inserting this value in the
> Database value is *0045*
Not sure why you cross-posted this, my answer stands the same:
"As an integer 0045 or 045 or 45 is exactly the same value in
the decimal positional format.
I agree with Charlie, if you need it to be a string, then use a string.
You can potentially just use the string as a stored value
Hi Swan,
Yes, I checked in solrconfig.xml and there was the definition of
9.4
I tried to modify it to 9.4.2 but it had no impact, I got the same error
that "Error instantiating stemmer for language Hungarianfrom class null".
I ran out of ideas about what goes wrong. The jar file is there. The j
Hello everyone,
we are using Solr for about 2 years and now we want to extend our queries to
improve the relevance. In our case we have parent and child documents and in
some cases child documents could help us to improve the way we are sorting the
results. The problem is we didn't find at the
Hello Ned.
Make sure you check the guide first
https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/query-guide/searching-nested-documents.html#parent-query-parser
Note that Solr syntax is cumbersome.
Basically you need to combine two queries parent and joined parents.
q=+{!edismax qf='title^5 summary' v=$pq}