what are your Benchmarks ,
Please describe in detail your problem,
What is exactly being .
What is the way you are indexing and quering
what data you indexing,
how much data you indexing.
What are your server configurations.
How much Ram you are using
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what means query time index issue? Please provide more detail of your
problem.
the field type textSpell is defined in example schema.xml for Spell
Suggestion.What analysis chain you have used in your "textSpell" field.
for what purpose you are using that field ?
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On Wednesday 12 January 2011 10:56 AM, Grijesh.singh wrote:
Which type of performance issues you have index time or query time?
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Grijesh
i have query time index issues.Also tell me in which condition
field_type' textspell' is used. Is it effect the performance of solr query.
Which type of performance issues you have index time or query time?
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Thats a good note.
I get this kind of question a lot.
Most of the time, the reason is because there are database servers (MySQL)
and Webservers (Apache) and other processes running on the Linux box.
Try to verify that the load, number of processors/cores as well as other
environment settings are
BB,
Could it be that you are comparing apples and oranges?
* Is the hardware identical?
* Are indices identical?
* Are JVM versions the same?
* Are JVM arguments identical?
* Are the two boxes "equally idle" when Solr is not running?
* etc.
In general, no, there is no reason why Windows would au
