Re: Explanation of the different caches.

2010-12-24 Thread Lance Norskog
The Field Cache is down in Lucene and has no eviction policy. You search, it loads into the Field Case, and that's it. If there's not enough memory allocated, you get OutOfMemory. In fact there's a separate one for each segment. You flush the Field Cache by closing the index and re-opening it. Und

Re: Explanation of the different caches.

2010-12-21 Thread Stijn Vanhoorelbeke
I am aware of the power of the caches. I do not want to completely remove the caches - I want them to be small. - So I can launch a stress test with small amount of data. ( Some items may come from cache - some need to be searched up <-> right now everything comes from the cache... ) 2010/12/21 To

RE: Explanation of the different caches.

2010-12-21 Thread Toke Eskildsen
Stijn Vanhoorelbeke [stijn.vanhoorelb...@gmail.com] wrote: > I want to do a quick&dirt load testing - but all my results are cached. > I commented out all the Solr caches - but still everything is cached. > > * Can the caching come from the 'Field Collapsing Cache'. > -- although I don't see this

Explanation of the different caches.

2010-12-21 Thread Stijn Vanhoorelbeke
Hi, I want to do a quick&dirt load testing - but all my results are cached. I commented out all the Solr caches - but still everything is cached. * Can the caching come from the 'Field Collapsing Cache'. -- although I don't see this element in my config file. ( As the system now jumps from 1GB t