I'm looking for tips on speeding up searches since I am a relatively new user of Lucene.
I've created a single index with 4.5 million documents. The index has about 22 fields and one of those fields is the contents of the body tag which can range from 5K to 35K. When I create the field (named "contents") that houses the contents of the body tag, the field is stored, indexed, and tokenized. The term position vectors are not stored. Single word searches return pretty fast, but when I try phrases, searching seems to slow considerably. When constructing the query I am using the standard query object where analyzer is the StandardAnalyzer: Code Example: Query objQuery = QueryParser.parse(sSearchString, "contents", analyzer); For example, the following query, contents:Zanesville, it returns over 163,000 hits in 78 milliseconds. However, if I use this query, contents:"all parts including picture tube guaranteed", it returns hits in 2890 millseconds. Other phrases take longer as well. My question is, are there any indexing tips (storing term vectors?) or query tips that I can use to speed up the searching of phrases? Thanks in advance for any tips..... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
