To make your data queryable through the Lindorm search engine, you must first load it into the wide table engine, then synchronize it to the search engine. This two-step sequence is required because the search engine indexes data stored in the wide table engine rather than accepting direct bulk imports.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have:
A Lindorm instance with both the wide table engine and the search engine enabled
Full data ready for import
Step 1. Import full data to the wide table engine
The wide table engine serves as the data source for the search engine. Import your full dataset into the wide table engine database first. For detailed instructions, see Import full data to the wide table engine.
Step 2. Build the full data index in the search engine
After the import in Step 1 completes, synchronize the data from the wide table database to a database that is connected to the search engine. This step builds the full-text index that the search engine uses to respond to queries. For detailed instructions, see Build the full data index.
What's next
After the full data index is built, the Lindorm search engine is ready to serve queries. To keep search results current as data changes, set up incremental data synchronization.