Re: Field disappears sometimes ?!

Right I'd follow that advice you linked On Thu, Oct 10, 2024, 12:51 AM Bruno Mannina wrote: > And effectively I do several AtomicUpdate > > Message from the link : > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51896397/losing-the-indexed-data-on-upda > ting-in-solr >

Atomic update on Id field ?

Hi all, My id field is composed like this: CC1234X5678 I need to delete the X to obtain : CC12345678 I know to do it for an another field like this: AC2345X5678 BBB Is it possible to update the id field himself ? Please note: It's not poss

Json dense vector parsing issue

Hello, I'm using Solr 9.7 as a vector database. I've come across something I can't explain : I POST my documents as JSON and I've got a vector field of dimension 768. The JSON document I POST has a vector field, which is an array of length 768. Each value is a float. Solr complains that my array

RE: Field disappears sometimes ?!

Hi Hitendra, Do you remember the version of Solr ? Mine is 8.11.3. Cordialement, Best Regards Bruno Mannina www.matheo-software.com www.patent-pulse.com Mob. +33 0 634 421 817 -Message d'origine- De : Hitendra Talluri [mailto:hitendra.tall...@hitachivantara.com.INVALID] Envoyé : jeudi 1

RE: Field disappears sometimes ?!

May be : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51896397/losing-the-indexed-data-on-upda ting-in-solr Cordialement, Best Regards Bruno Mannina www.matheo-software.com www.patent-pulse.com Mob. +33 0 634 421 817 -Message d'origine- De : Bruno Mannina [mailto:bmann...@matheo-software.com] E

RE: Field disappears sometimes ?!

And effectively I do several AtomicUpdate Message from the link : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51896397/losing-the-indexed-data-on-upda ting-in-solr * As per the doc on Atomic Updates: "The core functionality of atomically updating a document requires that all fields in your schema

Re: Json dense vector parsing issue

I have opened an issue on JIRA for this problem. After a bit of digging, I've found that the root cause wasn't JSON... In fact, Solr kind of "deduplicates" the vector dimensions. So, a vector of 384 that contains the very same value twice will end