: I was just reading about the limit on boolean operators in a query (it
: seems to default to 1024 in Solr).
:
: Using option 2 would mean that a user can't be in any more than 1024
: communities (assuming no other boolean logic in the query).
that limit applies to boolean query clauses which ar
We're not really sure how big the userbase is going to get, but it could
become huge. I think initially we need to be able to cope with several
thousand users, and probably only several thousand communities.
I'll certainly have a look at "faceted browsing" :), and yeah, a query
handler that does t
On 8/10/06, Martyn Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was just reading about the limit on boolean operators in a query (it
seems to default to 1024 in Solr).
Using option 2 would mean that a user can't be in any more than 1024
communities (assuming no other boolean logic in the query).
Potentia
I was just reading about the limit on boolean operators in a query (it
seems to default to 1024 in Solr).
Using option 2 would mean that a user can't be in any more than 1024
communities (assuming no other boolean logic in the query).
Potentially a huge number of communities (10,000+ ?). Each com
On 8/10/06, Martyn Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to index data in a system that implements some rather nasty
access controls on the data.
Basically, there are users, and communities, and users are members of
the communities. Potentially a user could be a member of hundreds or
even
