That was really helpful. Thanks a lot Terry!
On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 8:17 PM, Terry Smith wrote:
> Gimantha,
>
> Search will run in parallel even across indices.
>
> This happens because IndexSearcher searches by LeafReader and it doesn't
> matter where those LeafReaders come from (DirectoryReade
Gimantha,
Search will run in parallel even across indices.
This happens because IndexSearcher searches by LeafReader and it doesn't
matter where those LeafReaders come from (DirectoryReader or MultiReader)
they are all treated equally.
Example:
DirectoryReader(A):
LeafReader(B), LeafReader(
Hi Terry,
I have multiple indices in separate locations. If I used multireader and
used an executorservice with the indexSearcher It will go thru the segments
in parallel and search right? But still searching between different indices
will happen sequentially..Isnt it?
On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 7:15
Gimantha,
With Lucene 5.0 you can pass in an ExecutorService to the constructor of
your IndexSearcher and it will search the segments in parallel if you use
one of the IndexSearcher.search() methods that returns a TopDocs (and don't
supply your own Collector).
The not-yet-released Lucene 5.1 incl
Hi all,
As I can see the Multireader is reading the multiple indices sequentially
(correct me if I am wrong). So using a IndexSearcher on a multireader will
also perform sequential searches right? Is there a lucene-built-in class to
search several indices parallely?
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Gimantha Bandara
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