So -- you update a single document and the call to updateDocument
takes 3 minutes? Or you update a single document and call commit() and
that takes 3 minutes? Or -- you update 10 documents and call
commit() and that takes 3 minutes? We can't help you with the level of
detail you've provided. As far as buffered memory vs main memory it's
not clear what you're asking. There is a control for the buffer size
used by IndexWriter to decide when to flush a segment - maybe that's
what you're after? Look in IndexWriterConfig for it.
On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 12:15 AM Jyothsna Bavisetti
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> HI Team,
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> 1.We Upgraded Lucene 4.6 to 8+, After upgrading we are facing issue with
> UpdateDocument API. We are using UpdateDocument for editing existing records
> and adding new records.
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> 2.Adding a new record to the index file is working fine.
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> 3.When we are trying to edit one of record from the list of records, it is
> deleting a specific record from the index file and adding new value. But time
> taking to add edit value to segment file is almost three minutes.
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> 4. Is there any API for controlling to commit buffered memory to main memory.
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> Please throw some suggestions to commit changes before buffer time.
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> Thanks,
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> Jyothsna
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