Am 26.10.2011 18:29, schrieb Shawn Heisey: > For inserting, I do use a Collection of SolrInputDocuments. The delete > process grabs values from idx_delete, does a query like the above (the > part that's slow in Java), then if any documents are found, issues a > deleteByQuery with the same string.
Why do you first query for these documents? Why don't you just delete them? Solr won't harm if no documents are affected by your delete query, and you'll get the number of affected documents in your response anyway. When deleting, Solrj nearly does nothing on its own, it just sends the POST request and analyzes the simple response. The behaviour in a get request is similar. We do thousands of update, delete and get requests in a minute using Solrj without problems, your timing problems must come frome somewhere else. -Kuli
