Dear list,
during some performance experiments I have found that queries with ORed search
terms are significantly faster than queries with ANDed search terms, everything
else being equal.
Does anybody know whether this is the generally expected behaviour?
Thanks,
Lars
Thanks for the replies.
For a completely different reason, I happened to look at the memory
stats for all processes including the SOLR instances. Noticed that the
SLOW Solr instance was maxing out with more virtual memory than
allocated. After boosting the maximum heap space and restarting,
Hi Tracy. Can you advise the sort of difference in max heap space that
resulted in the improvement, that is, your before and after max heap
space. Many thanks.
Regards,
David
Tracy Flynn wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
For a completely different reason, I happened to look at the memory
stats
Tracy,
Pay attention on the new benchmarks and new jvm behavior. Changing the heap
might not be solving your problem, but just delaying it from happening.
2008/5/11 David Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Tracy. Can you advise the sort of difference in max heap space that
> resulted in the improve
Quick reply to Otis and Ken.
Otis: After a nights sleep I think you are absolutely right about that some
HPC grid like Hadoop or perhaps GlusterHPC should be used regardless of my
last comment.
Ken: Looked at the arch of Katta and it looks really nice. I really believe
that Katta could be somethi
