Difference between revisions of "SOLR"
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| − | SOLR (aka SOLR Contents Indexer) indexes media contents metadata items like artifacts, messages and locations into a separately running SOLR Server. It notably does '''NOT''' index file metadata, hashes or file contents (those operations are done in [[SOLRFile|SOLRFile.exe]]). | + | The SOLR [[ETL]] (aka SOLR Contents Indexer) indexes media contents metadata items like artifacts, messages and locations into a separately running SOLR Server. It notably does '''NOT''' index file metadata, hashes or file contents (those operations are done in [[SOLRFile|SOLRFile.exe]]). |
It occurs near the end of the load once most ETL operations are complete. | It occurs near the end of the load once most ETL operations are complete. | ||
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Revision as of 09:38, 2 April 2021
| Executable | SOLR.exe
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| Stage | 192 |
| Percent Complete | 90% |
| Message Queue | solrcontentstage
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The SOLR ETL (aka SOLR Contents Indexer) indexes media contents metadata items like artifacts, messages and locations into a separately running SOLR Server. It notably does NOT index file metadata, hashes or file contents (those operations are done in SOLRFile.exe).
It occurs near the end of the load once most ETL operations are complete.