Hi!
On 01.07.22 00:46, Greg Miller wrote:
Have you considered taxonomy faceting for your use-case? Because the
taxonomy structure is maintained in a separate index, it's
(relatively) trivial to iterate all direct child ordinals of a given
dimension. The cost of mapping to a global ordinal space
To address the last topic (building up ordinal ranges per-segment),
what I'm thinking is that you'd iterate all unique ordinals in the
SSDV field and "memorize" the ordinal range for each dimension
up-front, but on a per-segment basis. This would be very similar to
what DefaultSortedSetDocValuesRea
Hi!
Thanks a lot for your help. I will try both of you suggestions (taxo
index and per-segment ord ranges).
Thanks for clarifying, that I have to iterate the ords. I wasn't sure,
if I didn't just overlook something obvious. Like some way to do an
advanceExact on ords.
Regards
harry
On 01.
> On Jun 30, 2022, at 10:40 AM, Michael McCandless
> wrote:
>
> +1 to provide a timeout, or, to simply fix close to aggressively close
> regardless of what the replicas are doing?
Yes, aggressively closing would be great for us - we already expect the primary
can and will crash, so an aggr
