Closed jgreben closed 7 years ago
Sadly the documentation is in the stanford-mods code. :-P
Given the new consul document about SearchWorks indexing: https://consul.stanford.edu/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=156860714
Can we close this?
👍 I added a link to the schema.xml file and an additional bullet point.
- Look it up in Solr schema.xml. How the Solr field processes the raw text at index time informs the minimum processing for the field value being sent to Solr.
-- Here you will find how a particular data field is modified/normalized for Solr indexing purposes.
-- is it single valued or multi-valued?
-- how is it modified by Solr processing?
--- tokenized, etc.
cool! Does that mean we can close this issue? I also added more info on where to look for code in solrmarc-sw.
I think yes!
Josh
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cool! Does that mean we can close this issue? I also added more info on where to look for code in solrmarc-sw.
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Document of provide a link to an existing document about how Solr intrinsically handles some punctuation, and also about what
stanford-mods
provides for us in terms of normalization.