Some more background: there are about 2.5 million MatchingQuery documents in 
the database I’m testing with. The reverse query index is of course turned on.

Cheers,

E.
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Eliot Kimber
http://contrext.com


On 5/15/17, 7:44 PM, "[email protected] on behalf of 
Eliot Kimber" <[email protected] on behalf of 
[email protected]> wrote:

    I’m getting a raw profiling report outside the context of CQ and trying to 
do some analysis on it (I’m running the same operation on several hundred input 
objects and collecting the profiling for each instance in order to try to get 
better trend data).
    
    I’ve identified one expression that takes the bulk of the processing time 
but the profiling details aren’t adding up so I’m wondering what I’m missing.
    
    Here’s the expression that is reported in the histogram:
    
    cts:search(fn:collection()/MatchingQuery,
                                
cts:and-query((func:func-returns-boolean($some-param),
                                cts:collection-query("collection-name"),
                                cts:reverse-query($node))), "unfiltered")
    
    The intent of this search is to find MatchingQuery documents that match the 
node in $node. 
    
    The deep time for this is PT0.023642S and the shallow time is PT0.023289S, 
which is what I would expect (shallow and deep almost the same).
    
    So the question is, which of these terms is contributing to this time?
    
    If I search for histogram entries for the individual terms I get a deep 
time of “0.000342” for the cts:and-query, which is obviously a small fraction 
of total time of 0.023 seconds.
    
    Does that mean that the “fn:collection()/MatchingQuery” term accounts for 
the remaining time (the bulk of the 0.23 seconds)? If not, what accounts for 
the remaining time?
    
    I’m also capturing the query meters and the only cache misses I’m seeing 
are value cache misses (17 misses, 1 hit). I’m not sure what aspect of this 
query (if any) would hit the value cache.
    
    So my question: what are these times telling me about this particular 
search expression? 
    
    Thanks,
    
    Eliot
    
    --
    Eliot Kimber
    http://contrext.com
     
    
    
    
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