On Jan 29, 2007, at 7:08 PM, Yonik Seeley wrote:
On 1/29/07, Antonio Eggberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it a good practice to do <commit> after every insert .. is this
what is taking the time.. are there any general rule of thumb.
Definitely don't do a commit after every insert. Do a single one
at the end.
For sure. solrb has an autocommit flag that was initially
contributed as on by default, but I turned it off by default before
committing. autocommit is handy for little demos (see solrb README,
pasted below) and one-off communication, but not at all suitable for
batch runs.
Erik
require 'solr' # load the library
include Solr # Allow Solr:: to be omitted from class/module
references
# connect to the solr instance
conn = Connection.new('http://localhost:8983/solr', :autocommit
=> :on)
# add a document to the index
conn.add(:id => 123, :title_text => 'Lucene in Action')
# update the document
conn.update(:id => 123, :title_text => 'Solr in Action')
# print out the first hit in a query for 'action'
response = conn.query('action')
print response.hits[0]
# iterate through all the hits for 'action'
conn.query('action') do |hit|
puts hit.inspect
end
# delete document by id
conn.delete(123)
