Import Oracle Data Using Solr5.3.0
1. Modify solr-data-config. Xml file with the following content: (PS: This article creates an index based on the siteinfo table of the yqfx database in the Oracle database. The site table contains three fields: id, name, and url, all are varchar type, schema. for the xml file, the type must be string type)
<DataConfig>
<DataSource password = "scott" user = "scott" url = "jdbc: oracle: thin :@192.168.0.41: 1521: yqfx" driver = "oracle. jdbc. driver. oracleDriver "/>
<Document name = "Info" pk = "id">
<Entity name = "zpxx" transformer = "ClobTransformer" pk = "id"
Query = "SELECT * FROM siteinfo"
DeltaImportQuery = "SELECT id, url FROM siteinfo where id = '$ {dih. delta. id }'"
DeltaQuery = "select id from siteinfo where createTime> '$ {dataimporter. last_index_time}'">
<Field name = "id" column = "id"/>
<Field name = "url" column = "url"/>
<Filed name = "createTime" coiumn = "createTime"/>
</Entity>
</Document>
</DataConfig>
Where:
Query is an SQL statement that obtains all data (solr obtains the data from the SQL statement) and multiple columns.
DeltaImportQuery is an SQL statement used to obtain incremental data (data added to solr by the database), with multiple columns
DeltaQuery is the SQL statement used to obtain the primary key (new data in the database is the condition when the data is appended to solr. Based on the id, the condition is the last time the data is obtained, $ {dataimporter. last_index_time, last retrieved time}), one column
2. Modify the schema. xml file to declare the field. The field name should be the same as the column name of the SQL query result set;
<-- Zx configures the field of the SSH Library -->
<Field name = "id" type = "int" indexed = "true" stored = "true" multiValued = "false" required = "true"/>
<Field name = "name" type = "string" indexed = "true" stored = "true" multiValued = "false"/>
<Field name = "url" type = "string" indexed = "true" stored = "true" multiValued = "false"/>
3. Go to the solr management interface, and select "full-import" for "command". The entity object to be imported, that is, the configured SQL, and click execute to execute the import,
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