Are you actually trying to return 10,000 records, or is that the number of
hits, and you're only retrieving the top 10?
Cheers,
Duncan.
On 16 April 2013 12:39, Montu v Boda wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thanks for info.
>
> we did the same thing but no effect for first time.
>
> what to do for first time
tl;dr: retrieving 10,000 docs is a bad idea. Look into docValues for
storing security info
I suspect that you'll be better served by keeping the permissions
up-to-date in solr and invalidating the caches rather than trying to return
10,000 docs. On average, you'll be attempting to read up to 800M
Hi All,
I'm a bit new to the whole solr world and am having a slight problem with
replication. I'm attempting to configure a master/slave scenario with bulk
updates happening periodically. I'd like to insert a large batch of docs to
the master, then invoke an optimize and have it only then repli
's
> just the way it's designed.
>
> So you have a couple of choices:
> 1> use the HTTP api to disable replication, then enable it when you want.
> 2> turn off autocommit and don't commit during indexing at all until the
> very end. No commit == no replication.
