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Alfresco 5.2 solr reindex

udayakumar_p

Hi,

After upgrading from alfresco 5.0 to 5.2, we found that every change in the content model requires full reindex of solr.

Is that the design? If i add a new content model or edit existing model, why do we need to reindex solr?

Without reindex, the changes are not reflected.

What is the solution for this?

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afaust

You do not need to perform a full reindex for all changes. You only need to perform a reindex for non-incremental changes, such as modifying an already existing type/aspect/property, renaming or deleting that. If your model contains only one such non-incremental change, than all other changes will not be processed by SOLR.

udayakumar_p

Thanks. Can you tell me how to do reindex of incremental changes?

Note: We don't have solr admin site for our alfresco website

afaust

Reindexing incremental changes does not require anything special. You just need to have Repository and SOLR running, and it should work out of the box. If you have issues, always check your solr.log and provide any error messages you find here.

udayakumar_p

Can you please provide the steps to do incremental reindex?

Note: we are not using model manager neither AMP

andy1

If you manage your model inside Alfresco it will not allow you to make changes that are not incremental.

If you look at the SOLR report

http://localhost:8080/sol4r/admin/cores?action=REPORT&wt=json

The notes at the end will tell you which model changes were rejected and why.

Andy