Thanks for the responses.
Right now each document has a fairly small amount of indexed data such
as title, author, language, subjects, and various media
characteristics. Indexing or reindexing a document is very fast,
updating a batch of 100 documents takes less than 1/10th of a second.
What impac
The problem is going to be 'near real time' indexing issues. Solr 1.4
at least does not do a very good job of handling very frequent commits.
If you want to add to the user's history in the Solr index ever time
they click the button, and they click the button a lot, and this
naturally leads to
Hi,
I've never seen Solr's behaviour with a huge amount of values in a multi
valued but i think it should work alright. Then you can stored a list of user
ID's along with each book document and user filter queries to include or
exclude the book from the result set.
Cheers,
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