For reference, the full answer to why this occurs is that when faceting
is enabled in SOLR the filter cache becomes used to cache the main
query, this is done such that, if a user starts performing drill downs
on facets then the DocSet for their unadorned ‟main” query (that is the
raw query wit
Ignore this !!
I discovered through testing and code review today just what things the
filter cache is used for and why my previous thinking was wrong, I had
the cache set too large to accomodate all of the other things the filter
cache stores.
On 02/11/11 11:17, Greg Bowyer wrote:
When I
When I enable faceting in SOLR for some reason our incoming user queries
start becoming cached in the filter cache, this very quickly leads the
instance to run out of memory; we could lower the size of the
filtercache, but I feel this is a band-aid around a far odder problem.
I have been inves
