: I'm only requesting 20 rows, and I'm not specifically sorting by any field.
Does solr
: automatically induce sort by default, and if so, how do I disable it?
default sorting is by score, which is cheap ... walter's question was
mainly to verify that you are not sorting sice it is expensive (w
: fq=gender:f&fq=( friends:y )&fq= country:us&fq= age:(18 || 19 || 20 ||
: 21)&fq=photos:y
that would be my suggestion based on waht i'm guessing your typical use
cases are ... but it's really hard to infer patterns from only a single
example URL.
the queryResultCache isn't nearly as interesti
Walter:
>How many rows are you requesting? Are you sorting? --wunder
I'm only requesting 20 rows, and I'm not specifically sorting by any field.
Does solr
automatically induce sort by default, and if so, how do I disable it?
Thanks,
Alex
Are you (or have you tried) breaking these queries up as a set of
filter queries?
fq=gender:f&fq=( friends:y )&fq= country:us&fq= age:(18 || 19 || 20
|| 21)&fq=photos:y
(mod correct syntax)
Should get you the same result but each fq is cached separately as a
bitset and future queries tha
How many rows are you requesting? Are you sorting? --wunder
On 1/2/08 4:09 PM, "Alex Benjamen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a situation where I'm using solr with a 3Gb complete index (in ram) on
> a dual-core
> AMD machine, and I'm only getting about 1.3rps on cold queries (w
Hello,
I have a situation where I'm using solr with a 3Gb complete index (in ram) on a
dual-core
AMD machine, and I'm only getting about 1.3rps on cold queries (which for most
part there
is little chance for the query to be identical)
Is this normal? The index contains about 20MM documents a
