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Re: Performance issues

s the search queries are few enough that they are always within Solr`s own query cache. -- Regards Tor Henning Ueland

Re: SOLR HttpCache Qtime

se > http caching On. Don`t bother with it at Varnish/Squid level, just time how long it takes to perform a query() in your application. -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: n-gram speed

> Server: i7, 12Gb Start by optimizing it, it wont "stop working" due to a optimize. Some other vital info is the size of the index, disk type used etc (SSD, SATA, IDE..) -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Select multiple facets with OR instead of AND

On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 9:59 PM, Dhanushka Samarakoon wrote: > That worked. Thanks :-) Great! :) -- Regards Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Select multiple facets with OR instead of AND

e just as the q-field, so you should be able to do a : fq=keyword:(foo OR bar OR lasagna) -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Order of words in proximity search

> -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Order-of-words-in-proximity-search-tp2938427p2946764.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Order of words in proximity search

from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Order of words in proximity search

.com/Order-of-words-in-proximity-search-tp2938427p2944050.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Order of words in proximity search

Hello, Thanks for the replay. Just as i suspected. So the solution then is to create a OR search with both possibilities in order to make the order not be important" "foo bar"~100 -> ("foo bar~100 OR "bar foo"~100) -- Best regards Tor Henning Ueland On Su

Re: Multi Word Filter Queries

ot use operators, the query will become: fq=field:foo OR bar. -- Best regards Tor Henning Ueland H3x.no

Order of words in proximity search

: "foo bar"~99 - 10 hits "bar foo"~99 - 11 hits -- Best regards Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Performance with search terms starting and ending with wildcards

Hi! Thanks for the reply. We decided to give another try with ngrams. After much tweaking/tuning for our needs. Both the size and speed was more than good enough for our needs. So it looks like ngrams was the solution for us afterall :) Best regards Tor Henning Ueland -- View this message in

Re: Performance with search terms starting and ending with wildcards

>Which version of solr are you using ? Currently testing with 3.1 > NGrams could be an option but could you give us the field definition in > your schema ? The words count in this field index ? I wont share the complete schema but i can summarize it: For testing, we have around 30 fields used t

Performance with search terms starting and ending with wildcards

Hi! I have been doing some testing with solr and wildcards. Queries like: - *foo - foo* Does complete quickly(1-2s) in a test index on about 40-50GB. But when i try to do a search for *foo*, the search time can without any trouble come upwards for 30seconds plus. Any ideas on how that issue c

Re: jdbc4.CommunicationsException

ataImporter.java:370) > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/jdbc4-CommunicationsException-tp909274p909274.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Mvh Tor Henning Ueland

Re: Tips on recursive xml-parsing in dataConfig

; Geert-Jan > > > <http://wiki.apache.org/solr/DataImportHandler> > > 2010/6/8 Tor Henning Ueland > >> I have tried both to change the datasource per child node to use the >> parent nodes name, and tried to making the Xpath`s relative, all >> cau

Re: Tips on recursive xml-parsing in dataConfig

/TEKST/KAP is absolute ( the prefixed '/' tells it to be). Try > 'KAP' instead. > The same for all xpaths deeper in the tree. > > Geert-Jan > > 2010/6/7 Tor Henning Ueland > >> Hi, >> >> I am doing some testing of dataimport to Solr from XML-docum

Tips on recursive xml-parsing in dataConfig

speed up the process? I have been looking around for some examples, but nobody gives examples of such deep data indexing. PS: I know there are some bugs in the Xpath naming etc, but it is just a rough example :) -- Best regars Tor Henning Ueland