I'm new member in Alfresco. Recently I try to understand how Solr 6 work with Alfresco. So, If I don't using Full text search there no need install Apache Solr, Is this correct?
Thanks for your help!
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No - Solr also indexes the metadata fields and is essential for alfresco
No - Solr also indexes the metadata fields and is essential for alfresco
Dear Martin Ehe,
Thanks for your reply,
But I don't understand how Solr index metadata. I've alfready try example as below:
1.Excecute 2 query
After that, I've try stop Solr and Execute 2 query again
(I'm using cmis 1.1 with atom).
So I thinks that:
So please clear for me about this.
Once again, many thanks!
Cmis is only one of many possibilities to query Alfrescos data. You have created a query that seems to use the database.
That does not imply that all queries use the database.
Alfresco Share and some Parts of the APIs are disfunctional if solr is disabled.
Here it is a list of supported and unsupported predicates and operators for CMIS queries.
Agree with Martin that Share and some parts of the API are disfunctional without SOLR, but very simple CRUD CMIS-based backend use cases could work without it.
Transactional metadata queries supported by database | Alfresco Documentation
Regards.
--C.
Dear Martin Ehe and Cesar Capillas,
Thanks for your reply. Agree with you about some parts (for example: Alfresco Share, Cmis contain query...) are disfunctional without SOLR.
The reason for my question as below:
My company need to build ECM system which store a lot of file (in format pdf, image, text ,...). All file in 1 customer's transaction I plan to saved in 1 Folder - with folder name = customer code. So to query all file in 1 customer's transaction I have 2 option:
So please give me some advise about 2 option, I've concert very much about performance (because in the future my ECM System will very very much file)
Once again thanks for very much you support!
Hi,
you should avoid to have too many children in one folder (normally max. 1000). When using queries, you should prefer metadata fields or tags and not folder or path queries.
Dear Martin Ehe,
Thanks for your advise! I will try!
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