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You can set text in returnType like below, instead of changing in fieldType
<fieldTypes hint="raw:AddFieldByFieldName">
<field fieldName="propertyaddressstate" returnType="text" />
...
</fieldTypes>
Then publish and rebuild the index.
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You need to use return type as string collection for droplist filed type
Populate Solr schema again in the control panel
Rebuild the indexes
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Issue:
Indexes are not listed in Indexing Manager.
Error log:
5844 11:31:27 WARN Error connecting to solr. Solr is not running on the provided url [Url:https://<solr server URL>:8983/solr/]
5844 11:31:27 ERROR Unable to connect to Solr at [https://<solr server URL>:8983/solr/]
Exception: Sitecore.ContentSearch.SolrProvider.SolrConnectors....
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It seems that your index data directory is OK, but with some file missing.
If you delete (or backup) the data directory (D:\KPSolr\solr-7.5.0\server\solr_master_index\data in your case for master index), Solr will recreate a new index automatically on startup. Of course it will be empty and you will need to rebuild index to populate it with data.
I hope, you ...
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in order to avoid this to happen, you've to get the "zero downtime (switch on rebuild)" feature properly configured so a secondary index is created during the rebuild.
The steps to check/configure depend on which search provider do you have and Sitecore version.
For Azure Search Sitecore 8.2+ (except 10.2), check: https://doc.sitecore.com/en/...
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