SOLR commit policy test

The commit policy of SOLR is known:

Server:

1) autocommit

2) autosoftcommit

Client commit

This time I tested the effect of adjusting the server-side commit policy when the client closes the commit.

First, disable the client commit and use the following command to submit:

Curl 'HTTP: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0/update? Commit = false '-H' Content-Type: text/json'-d' [{"ID": "2", "name": "Haier"}]'

Curl 'HTTP: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0/update? Commit = false '-H' Content-Type: text/json'-d' [{"ID": "2", "name": "117go"}]'

The test results are as follows:

Test Policy Description	Operation	Search results	Search results after SOLR restart	SEARCH Command
Server Configuration <Autocommit> <maxtime >$ {SOLR. autocommit. maxtime: 5000} </maxtime> <opensearcher> false </opensearcher> </autocommit>	Client submit operation	Unable to search	Searchable (no recovery process)	Use SOLR query: Http: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0? Q = ID: 2 & Wt = JSON & indent = true
Server Configuration <Autocommit> <maxtime >$ {SOLR. autocommit. maxtime: 5000} </maxtime> <opensearcher> true </opensearcher> </autocommit>	Client submit operation	Cannot be retrieved immediately. A few seconds later.	Searchable (no recovery process)	Use SOLR query: Http: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0? Q = ID: 2 & Wt = JSON & indent = true
server configuration $ {SOLR. autosoftcommit. maxtime:-1 }	submit the client	searchable	the recovery process is used first and then can be retrieved. If the transaction log is deleted, it cannot be retrieved.	Use SOLR query: http: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0? Q = ID: 2 & Wt = JSON & indent = true
Server Configuration <Autosoftcommit> <maxtime >$ {SOLR. autosoftcommit. maxtime:-1} </maxtime> </autosoftcommit> <autocommit> <maxtime >$ {SOLR. autocommit. maxtime: 5000 }</maxtime> <opensearcher> false </opensearcher> </autocommit>	Client submit operation	Searchable		Use SOLR query: Http: // localhost: 8983/SOLR/core0? Q = ID: 2 & Wt = JSON & indent = true

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The above is a commit policy attempt on the SOLR server.

 

SOLR commit policy test