I suggest you think about this once it becomes an issue. If you are going to receive millions of hits a minute, then I think there will be bigger problems than just Zend_Search_Lucene.
iffy guy wrote: > > Some articles say we can implement google like search using lucene. > Searching google for words returns millions of hits with the first page > diasplayed. Does google process millions of hits before paginating > (caching) > with scoring/rating? Loading an array of millions of hits like id => db-id > key/value pairs into a var would bring the server down. So I guess there > is > this select-count-star like method missing in lucene that returns just the > count of hits (integer) instead of actual hits array? I am finding no > concrete solutions to limit the number of hits to save the server from > going > down from processing a large data set. ON the other hand, I find no method > that would return just the count of hits instead of the actual hits. > > How do we go about rebuilding indexexs on a high activity site if it takes > a > few minutes for each rebuild? Not optimizing indexes will be not optimal > :( > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Lucene-limit%2C-count-star-for-pagination-tp15074458s16154p15122969.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
