Good Luck! You're right, there *is* a lot to learn. I get both excited and frustrated by new stuff, which is much better than having my skill set only comprised of, say, only being able to work with old "C" code.....
Before getting fancy at all, I'd find out what the total size of my index will be (index and store data as a single document). If it's anything less than 1G, don't even consider complexifying things, just index and store and go. If it's > 1G, I'd *still* do the simple thing first but be mentally prepared to think about more complex stuff if you have performance issues....... Best Erick On Jan 17, 2008 1:57 PM, Michael Lackhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 17.01.2008 18:32 Erick Erickson wrote: > > > There's some cost here, and I don't know how this > > all plays with the sizes of your indexes. It may be > > totally impractical. > > > > Anyway, back to work. > > I think I will have to play with the different possibilities and see > what fits best to my situation. There will be many things to learn (I am > a newbee to SOLR, Lucene and Java) until everythings plays nicely > together. > As you say, back to work... > > Thanks > -Michael > >
