Re: documentCache and lazyFieldLoading

2013-08-29 Thread Chris Hostetter
: 2. I understand this architecture of LazyFields, but i did not understand : why multiple LazyFields should be created for the multivalued field. You : can't load a part of them. If you request the field, you will get ALL of : its values. so 100 (or more) placeholders are not necessary in this ca

Re: documentCache and lazyFieldLoading

2013-08-29 Thread Isaac Hebsh
Thanks Hoss. 1. We currently use Solr 4.3.0. 2. I understand this architecture of LazyFields, but i did not understand why multiple LazyFields should be created for the multivalued field. You can't load a part of them. If you request the field, you will get ALL of its values. so 100 (or more) plac

Re: documentCache and lazyFieldLoading

2013-08-29 Thread Chris Hostetter
: The main issue we found was a lot of millions of LazyField instances, : taking ~2GB of memory, even though queries request about 10 small fields : only. which version of Solr are you using? there was a really bad bug with lazyFieldLoading fixed in Solr 4.2.1 (SOLR-4589) : We've found that La