On 10/25/07, Norskog, Lance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This search has up to 8000 records.

does not compute...
Are you saying there are 8000 records with contentid:00*

> Does this require a query cache of
> 8000 records?

No, one query == one query cache entry.

>When is the query cache filled?

potentially on any query.

> This answers a second question: the filter design is intended for small
> search sets.

Not sure I understand that.

> I'm interested in selecting maybe 1/10 of a few million
> records as a search limiter. Is it possible to create a similar feature
> that caches low-level data areas for aquery? Let's say that the if query
> selects 1/10 of the document space, this means that only 40% of the
> total memory area contains data for that 1/10. Is there a cheap way to
> record this data? Would it be a feature like filters which records a
> much lower-level data structure like disk blocks?

You lost me here too... what issue are you seeing?

-Yonik

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