Closed kzankpe closed 1 month ago
@kzankpe May I ask how you did the migration between the two Ature search instances ?
Hello @cforce . I use this documentation here. The migration was done through Azure Portal. There was a migrate button available on the index.
I meant copy index data from different source index even from another subscription to new created azure index resources somewhere else
Data migration is not a supported feature in Azure Search
You can try 1 of the following samples which do support moving data from another search service. Please note that these samples have limitations
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-search-dotnet-utilities/tree/main/export-data
Ah, if you are just trying to update your index you do not need to migrate any data
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/search-api-migration#upgrade-from-2023-07-01-preview
There is no reindexing required here
Here is where the Search SDK version is specified
https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-python/blob/4872214c1216b95a64b61422552d3ea2c67a7408/sdk/search/azure-search-documents/azure/search/documents/_api_versions.py It is not using 2023-07-01-Preview so you can redeploy the code and use a newer API version.
Hello @mattgotteiner thank you for your response and the resources. I will proceed to update the code to use the version of the azure-search-documents.
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)Sorry if this question has already been answered. I have migrated the Azure search (index) to a newer API version as the "Azure AI Search API Version 2023-07-01-Preview is being retired on 8 July 2024" Are there any modifications regarding the code and the python packages? I wasn't able to find where the API version is specified in the code. I am afraid if i redeploy the code again from scratch or create a new index in the Azure search resource, the deprecated API version will be used. Please can you help me clear up this question? Thank you.