Doug Cutting writes:
Dror Matalon wrote:
There are two issues:
1. Having new searches start using the new index only when it's ready,
not in a half baked state, which means that you have to synchronize
the switch from the old index to the new one.
That's true. If you're doing updates
Hello,
Here's is a benchmark. I am not sure if that is proper etiquette,
but I will just paste it into this mail and hope that it gets funneled into
the right channels.
Cheers!
Jochen
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Stephane,
The actual indexing is actually less glamorous than it sounds. When
you index 1TB across 10 machines you end up with 100GB on each machine. We
do not merge the indexes either, since we get better speed on indexing as
well as querying when we keep indexes smaller and distributed
I've seen discussions about using the double metaphone algorithm with
Lucene (basically: like soundex, used
to find works that sound similar in English at least) but couldn't find
an implementation, so I spent
a few minutes and wrote a Query and TermEnum object for this. I may have
missed the
Erik, Thanks!
The article is very good. thanks.
I have news questions:
- apiQuery.add(new TermQuery(new Term(contents, dot)), false, true);
new Term(contents, dot)
The Term class, work for only one word?
this is right?
new Term(contents, dot java)
for search for dor OR java in contents.
My
Hi!
I hope this is the right forum for this post.
I was wondering if other people would consider this a bug (it might be a
feature and I am missing the point of it):
.The default IndexWriter.maxFieldLength is 10,000.
.The point of maxFieldLength is to limit memory usage.
.The current position
Interestingly, I used a MetaphoneAnalyzer as an example in our book in
progress. I'm curious if you have measured performance with doing it
at analysis time versus query time. Enumerating all terms at query
time is basically the same as doing a WildcardQuery or FuzzyQuery and
involves a
On Friday, December 19, 2003, at 05:42 PM, Ernesto De Santis wrote:
I have news questions:
- apiQuery.add(new TermQuery(new Term(contents, dot)), false,
true);
new Term(contents, dot)
The Term class, work for only one word?
Careful with terminology here. It works for only one term. What is
Jochen,
Someone else recently made a similar, reasonable complaint. I agree
that this should be fixed. The fastest way to get it fixed would be to
submit a patch to lucene-dev, with a test case, etc.
Doug
Jochen Frey wrote:
Hi!
I hope this is the right forum for this post.
I was wondering
Has anyone thought about or used Lucene to build an indexed, searchable
help system? Either Server or Application Based?
-M.
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