The first set of PHP Solr libraries that were available for SOLR
This class performs an update on an existing Solr repository It uses the handy ADODB database library, but you can substitute your own if you prefer. ADODB makes dealing with SQL much nicer than the php mysql_ calls and handy if you switch databases. http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
Inside your table that stores the primary key for your data or each record, create a tinyint(1) (or enum) flag called "index_flag". Ex:
ALTER TABLE `stories` ADD `index_flag` TINYINT( 1 ) NOT NULL ;This will allow the update process to continue where it left off in case there is an error.
<?php
require_once("config.php"); // config file
require_once(PHYSICALDIR."/ops/lib/common.php");
$DB=createADODB();
$solr = new SolrUpdate;
$solr->updateIndex();
? >
// From within a PHP function
// This example will perform batch updates
$solr = new SolrUpdate();
$containerarray = array();
$array = array();
$array['story_id'] = $story_id;
$array['group_id'] = $group_id;
$array['lucene_date'] = $lucene_date;
$array['title'] = $title;
$containerarray[]=$array;
$array = array();
$array['story_id'] = $story_id;
$array['group_id'] = $group_id;
$array['lucene_date'] = $lucene_date;
$array['title'] = $title;
$containerarray[]=$array;
$solr->addIndex($containerarray); $query = new SolrQuery;
$query->language_id = $this->language_id;
$query->lowerdate = $day_3neg;
$query->upperdate = $day_3pos;
$query->limit = 10;
$query->group_id = 1;
$results = $query->runQuery($titlekeywords);
print_r($results);