Hello,


I am using Clucene , and want to increase performance.

does clucene something like parallel searching for  distributed indexes.

I want to reduce search time , which query takes for searching clucene
indexes.


1. If I can I distribute my indexes such that each index , will have some
documents.
Now when I fire , query , multi searcher ll search the diff indexes in
 *parallel
*and give me result .
[I just read :MultiSearcher` searches indices sequentially. /is there
nething else which I can use for that]

Its jst like concept of using hadoop map reduce



2. how to do distributed indexing


3. If I can make subset of docs in indexes , which only will be searched in
case of query is set.

like Lets say I have hash map of

P1 -1,2,3,4

P2 - 3,4,5

P3-7,5,3



Now I have an documents in lucene index stored as

1-P1

2-P1

3-P1,P2,P3

4-P1,P2

5-P2,P3

7-P3

..

..

when i search docs with P2 I get 3,4,5

Now I want my search to b restricted to just 3,4,5 doc only. where by I can
search only these docs for further parameters.



a. How to go abt it.

b. Is there any other searching mechanism I should use, or CLucene is better
fit?

c. should i keep my hash map also in lucene indexes and is then thr a method
to link it to another lucene indexes.





Regards,
suman
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