On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 7:34 AM, Erick Erickson wrote:
> My guess is you're hitting the first time something is done, like sorting
> or some such
> occasionally on these queries by chance when a new searcher is opened.
And actually, if it was something like sorting (populating a field
cache), then
be blown out
> > > quickly, then I'd really like to just optimize the query to run fast
> > > uncached.
> > >
> > > *Is there any way to run a query using no caching whatsoever?*
> > >
> > &
gt;
> > *Is there any way to run a query using no caching whatsoever?*
> >
> > The query changes, but has *:* for the q param and 4 fq parameters. It's
> > also trying to do field collapsing.
> >
> > Jim
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> > *Is there any way to run a query using no caching whatsoever?*
> >
> > The query changes, but has *:* for the q param and 4 fq parameters. It's
> > also trying to do field collapsing.
> >
> > Jim
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
y way to run a query using no caching whatsoever?*
>
> The query changes, but has *:* for the q param and 4 fq parameters. It's
> also trying to do field collapsing.
>
> Jim
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e query to run fast
> uncached.
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> *Is there any way to run a query using no caching whatsoever?*
>
> The query changes, but has *:* for the q param and 4 fq parameters. It's
> also trying to do field collapsing.
>
> Jim
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