Thanks. I think I can take it form there!
Aaron Chmelik
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On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 4:51 PM, Markus Jelsma
wrote:
> Optimizing an index forces segments to merge. Usually, segments
Optimizing an index forces segments to merge. Usually, segments are merged
automatically based on your mergeFactor setting. During a merge documents
flagged for deletion are really purged and the number of segments is reduces
which improves search performance. There are some good pages on mergeF
One more question - what does optimization do? Maybe to be a little more
precise - what happens to the index that requires optimizaion (what is the
problem and how does optimization solve it).
Aaron Chmelik
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Define reindexing. Every new document is indexed and existing documents are
deleted and indexed as if it is a new document. Completely reindexing from
scratch is only required if breaking changes are made to the schema or if you
upgrade to a new version that uses another format and isn't able to
I've been trying to find a concise explanation of this, and seem to so far
have missed it. (Google, etc). What is the purpose/need to reindex a solr
index? How do you determine what provides the best performance? What
detrimental affects occur if you operate off of delta indexes?
Aaron Chmelik
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