: I was worried because when i used to use only Lucene for the same indexing,
: before optimization there are many files but after optimization i always end
: up with just 3 files in my index filder. Just want to find out if this was
: ok.
It sounds like you were most likely using the "Compound F
we had an understanding problem:)
docs are the docs in index.
files are the files in the index directory (index parts).
during the optimization you don't delete docs if they are don't flagged as
deleted.
but you merge your index und delete the files in your index directory, thats
right.
after an
We tested it so many times.
1st time we optimize, the new index file is created (merged one), but
the existing index files are not deleted (because they might be still
open for reading)
2nd time optimize, other than the new index file, all else gets deleted.
This is happening specifically on Windo
2011/9/28 Manish Bafna
> >>Will it not merge the index?
>
yes
> >>While merging on windows, the old index files dont get deleted.
> >>(Windows has an issue where the file opened for reading cannot be
> >>deleted)
> >>
> >>So, if you call optimize again, it will delete the older index files.
>
Will it not merge the index?
While merging on windows, the old index files dont get deleted.
(Windows has an issue where the file opened for reading cannot be
deleted)
So, if you call optimize again, it will delete the older index files.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 6:43 PM, Vadim Kisselmann
wrote:
>
if numDocs und maxDocs have the same mumber of docs nothing will be deleted
on optimize.
You only rebuild your index.
Regards
Vadim
2011/9/28 Kissue Kissue
> numDocs and maxDocs are same size.
>
> I was worried because when i used to use only Lucene for the same indexing,
> before optimizati
numDocs and maxDocs are same size.
I was worried because when i used to use only Lucene for the same indexing,
before optimization there are many files but after optimization i always end
up with just 3 files in my index filder. Just want to find out if this was
ok.
Thanks
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 a
why should the optimization reduce the number of files?
It happens only when you indexing docs with same unique key.
Have you differences in numDocs und maxDocs after optimize?
If yes:
how is your optimize command ?
Regards
Vadim
2011/9/28 Manish Bafna
> Try to do optimize twice.
> The 2nd o
Try to do optimize twice.
The 2nd one will be quick and will delete lot of files.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Kissue Kissue wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using solr 3.3. I noticed that after indexing about 700, 000 records
> and running optimization at the end, i still have about 91 files in my ind
Hi,
I am using solr 3.3. I noticed that after indexing about 700, 000 records
and running optimization at the end, i still have about 91 files in my index
directory. I thought that optimization was supposed to reduce the number of
files.
My settings are the default that came with Solr (mergefact
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