Significance of Index atomic=true in SOLR ?
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07-06-2012 05:17 PM
We know that by default, indexing for all properties are:
Here, Atomic="true" means the property is indexed in the transaction. If not, the property is indexed in the background.
And SOLR does not perform in-transaction indexing. So, What is the significance for keeping default value for Atomic="true" ? ?
For Lucene, this atomic attribute is required but does it have any importance for SOLR ? ?
<index enabled="true"> <atomic>true</atomic> <stored>false</stored> <tokenised>true</tokenised></index>
Here, Atomic="true" means the property is indexed in the transaction. If not, the property is indexed in the background.
And SOLR does not perform in-transaction indexing. So, What is the significance for keeping default value for Atomic="true" ? ?
For Lucene, this atomic attribute is required but does it have any importance for SOLR ? ?
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07-10-2012 06:02 PM
Hello,
no, it has no significance for SOLR. The default value is there to allow the continued use of Lucene with its old behavior as the search subsystem when customers / users do not want to or cannot switch to SOLR.
Regards
Axel
no, it has no significance for SOLR. The default value is there to allow the continued use of Lucene with its old behavior as the search subsystem when customers / users do not want to or cannot switch to SOLR.
Regards
Axel
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07-11-2012 01:18 PM
Hi Axel,
First of all Congrats for ACA & ACE. I want to appear for ACE. Do you have any material or any links would be of great help!!.
And thanks a lot for this information.
First of all Congrats for ACA & ACE. I want to appear for ACE. Do you have any material or any links would be of great help!!.
And thanks a lot for this information.

