Re: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage
You can consider DocValues as well. There you can control whether they ever use heap memory or only file space. See: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/DocValues -- Jack Krupansky -Original Message- From: Pramod Negi Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2014 1:27 PM To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage Hi, I am using Solr and I have one doubt. If any field has stored=false, does it mean that this fields is stored in disk and not in main memory. and this will be loaded whenever asked. The scenario I would like to handle this, In my case there are lots of information which I need to show when debugQuery=true, so i can take the latency hit on debugQuery=true. Can i save all the information in a field with indexed=false and stored=true. And how do normally DebugInformation is saved Regards, Pramod Negi
stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage
Hi, I am using Solr and I have one doubt. If any field has stored=false, does it mean that this fields is stored in disk and not in main memory. and this will be loaded whenever asked. The scenario I would like to handle this, In my case there are lots of information which I need to show when debugQuery=true, so i can take the latency hit on debugQuery=true. Can i save all the information in a field with indexed=false and stored=true. And how do normally DebugInformation is saved Regards, Pramod Negi
Re: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage
Hello! Stored fields, the one with stored=true, mean that the original value of the field is stored and can be retrieved with the document in search results. Fields marked as stored=false can't be retrieved during searching. That is the difference. -- Regards, Rafał Kuć Performance Monitoring * Log Analytics * Search Analytics Solr Elasticsearch Support * http://sematext.com/ Hi, I am using Solr and I have one doubt. If any field has stored=false, does it mean that this fields is stored in disk and not in main memory. and this will be loaded whenever asked. The scenario I would like to handle this, In my case there are lots of information which I need to show when debugQuery=true, so i can take the latency hit on debugQuery=true. Can i save all the information in a field with indexed=false and stored=true. And how do normally DebugInformation is saved Regards, Pramod Negi
