Well, you haven't identified where the time is actually being taken up, so
suggesting
config settings isn't easy. Is the actual search taking a long time or is
the time
spent packaging up the return? Your SOLR logs will help you narrow this
down, you
might also get some insight by trying your troublesome query in the admin
pages
with debugging information on (there's a checkbox to turn this on)...
Best
Erick
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 12:17 AM, kishan <mklpra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
> Thanks for ur reply..
>
>
>
> We have actually some master-data and Query-Data.
> once the master-data has been loaded the solr will be indexed , and when
> the
> query-data is loaded it will be searched against the indexed data .
> The query will be formed like field1:("someValue" None) where 'None' is the
> default value .
>
> So there are some cases where the master-data has been loaded with out any
> required fields so that 'None' value has been indexed now when the channel
> data has been loaded which will match the Query as field1:"None" so iam
> getting the entire result set .which is taking some amount of Query(seach)
> time .
>
> My solr schema is having 22 fields .
> Previously i am trying to get the entire field-set which i am modifying by
> passing the "fl" param restricted t0 '7'.
>
> still i want is there any config settings to reduce the Search time .
>
>
> Thanks ,
> Prasad
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