Re: Initial query performance poor after update / delete

2009-03-27 Thread Otis Gospodnetic
Hi Tom, > Thanks Otis. After some further testing - I've noticed that initial searches > are only slow if I include the qt=geo parameter. Searches without this > parameter appear to show no slow down whatsoever after updates - so I'm > wondering if the problem is actually a localsolr one. > >

Re: Initial query performance poor after update / delete

2009-03-27 Thread TomWilliamson
Thanks Otis. After some further testing - I've noticed that initial searches are only slow if I include the qt=geo parameter. Searches without this parameter appear to show no slow down whatsoever after updates - so I'm wondering if the problem is actually a localsolr one. Can you tell me where I

Re: Initial query performance poor after update / delete

2009-03-26 Thread Otis Gospodnetic
Tom, Aha, so you are using a single server for index updates, deleted, and searches. This is OK for small setups and in itself is not the source of this slowness. The problem is likely caused by you swapping searchers after each index update/delete, and probably without warming up the new se