>From FEATURES file:
> Some search engines requires that search should be stopped for the time of
> database update. ASPSeek does not need it, so you can search non-stop.
>
> More to say, there is a special mode of indexing called "real-time" indexing.
> You can use it for small number of documents, and as far as such document is
> downloaded and processed, changes are immediately visible in search interface.
> This feature is a great help if you are building search engine for pages
> with rapidly-changing content such as online news, exchange rates etc.
>
> Note that number of documents in "real-time" database is limited. It's about
> 1000 on our hardware (your mileage may vary), and the more documents you have
> in "real-time" database, the slower will be speed of indexing into that
> (and only that) database. This will not affect search speed though.
So, if you have a couple of URLs with rapidly-changing contents, and you
can't index it to normal DB because it takes much time to load/save ranks and
citations, use real-time database. But you've been warned that it is suitable
only for low volumes.
Daniell Freed wrote:
>
> What does the real time database option do? Does this allow you to index a site
> and have the data entered into the database and have the new data searchable
> while it is still being indexed?
>
> Dan
>
>
> Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
>
> > fabrice valere wrote:
> > >
> > > Does it's possible to combined to the option
> > >
> > > -T and an url file list
> > > to index in real time database
> >
> > You can index only about 100 URLs to real-time database,
> > otherwise everything will really slow down (both indexing
> > and searching).
> >
> > Although, if you do have a _small_ list or URLs to be indexed
> > into real-time DB in urls.txt file (one URL per line), you
> > can do the following:
> >
> > xargs index -T < urls.txt
> >
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