Graduation, and SoC

2006-05-30 Thread Otis Gospodnetic
Hi, It looks like I may finally get to play with Solr in some project of mine. I checked the Wiki and the Incubator status page for Solr, and the whole thing looks quite "feature-complete". Are there plans to graduate from the Incubator? Any idea of the time frame for that? I also saw the t

Re: Range vs Term lookup

2006-05-30 Thread Yonik Seeley
On 5/30/06, maustin75 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The same speed if they are in Solr's cache :-) > Range query will be slightly slower, but if it becomes a bottleneck or > not depends on the total complexity of the queries/requests. What does the cache use as a key to determine if it is cached?

Re: Range vs Term lookup

2006-05-30 Thread maustin75
The same speed if they are in Solr's cache :-) Range query will be slightly slower, but if it becomes a bottleneck or not depends on the total complexity of the queries/requests. What does the cache use as a key to determine if it is cached? For example, how many bitsets are cached here with

Re: Range vs Term lookup

2006-05-30 Thread Yonik Seeley
On 5/30/06, maustin75 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm doing a search based on price and was wondering what the performance difference would be between these two queries: 1) +price:[0 TO 20] 2) +price:4567 Basically, to do a search with a range or pre-determine the range and do a search based on

Range vs Term lookup

2006-05-30 Thread maustin75
I'm doing a search based on price and was wondering what the performance difference would be between these two queries: 1) +price:[0 TO 20] 2) +price:4567 Basically, to do a search with a range or pre-determine the range and do a search based on an id? It would be easier to set up with a rang