Package org.apache.solr.update.processor

Class TolerantUpdateProcessorFactory

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    UpdateRequestProcessorFactory.RunAlways, NamedListInitializedPlugin, SolrCoreAware
    public class TolerantUpdateProcessorFactory
extends UpdateRequestProcessorFactory
implements SolrCoreAware, UpdateRequestProcessorFactory.RunAlways

    Suppresses errors for individual add/delete commands within a single request. Instead of failing on the first error, at most maxErrors errors (or unlimited if -1==maxErrors) are logged and recorded the batch continues. The client will receive a status==200 response, which includes a list of errors that were tolerated.

    If more then maxErrors occur, the first exception recorded will be re-thrown, Solr will respond with status==5xx or status==4xx (depending on the underlying exceptions) and it won't finish processing any more updates in the request. (ie: subsequent update commands in the request will not be processed even if they are valid).

    maxErrors is an int value that can be specified in the configuration and/or overridden per request. If unset, it will default to Integer.MAX_VALUE. Specifying an explicit value of -1 is supported as shorthand for Integer.MAX_VALUE, all other negative integer values are not supported.

    An example configuration would be: 

     <updateRequestProcessorChain name="tolerant-chain">
   <processor class="solr.TolerantUpdateProcessorFactory">
     <int name="maxErrors">10</int>
   </processor>
   <processor class="solr.RunUpdateProcessorFactory" />
 </updateRequestProcessorChain>

    The maxErrors parameter in the above chain could be overwritten per request, for example: 

     curl http://localhost:8983/update?update.chain=tolerant-chain&maxErrors=100 -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -d @myfile.xml

    NOTE: The behavior of this UpdateProcessofFactory in conjunction with indexing operations while a Shard Split is actively in progress is not well defined (or sufficiently tested). Users of this update processor are encouraged to either disable it, or pause updates, while any shard splitting is in progress (see SOLR-8881 for more details.)

    Since:
    6.1.0