Don't use wildcards. A leading wildcard matches against every token in the index. This is the search equivalent of a full table scan in a relational database.
Instead, create a field type that tokenizes e-mail addresses into pieces, then use phrase search against that. The address "f...@yahoo.com" might be tokenized into "fred", "@", "yahoo", "com". wunder On Mar 1, 2013, at 10:49 AM, girish.gopal wrote: > Thanks Jack. The search is slow only when it is issued for the first time. > Ex. querying for *@gmail* takes 20+ seconds for the first time; when I > re-issue the same search, then it returns pretty quick(Possibly reading out > of cache). > But when I issue a new search *@yahoo.* then this too takes about 20+ secs > before returning with results. Basically I seem to have a problem when a new > search is issued. > Is this normal? > > My Specs are: > Windows Server 2008 64 bit Dual Quad Core CPUs with 64 GB of RAM. > I have allocated 55GB of memory to Tomcat in its config. > > I will check on the Heap. > Regards, > Giri > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Email-Search-Slow-tp4044064p4044072.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
