As mentioned TooManyClauses has nothing to do with the number of results
returned, and everything to do with the way the number of terms in
rewritten query. these exceptions are a kind of safety net in the
Lucene internals to prevent the entire application from crashing with an
OOM exception
: These blow up with too many clauses: H*? and H*H and H*H*. And when they
: don't blow up (Solr 1.3) they do not return any results when they should.
Uh ... i'm not sure what you mean by they do not return any results when
they should ... can you elaborate because wildcard queries should work
Hi everyone, I have a (hopefully) basic question..
Does solr have a max. limit on the number of returned results?
I get the following error: HTTP Status 500 - maxClauseCount is set to 1024
org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanQuery$TooManyClauses when I do a query that
essentially amounts to asking
clauses in not the results -- its what you're sending in as the
query. apparently it's larger than 1024 clauses...
On Oct 10, 2008, at 5:41 PM, Choi, David wrote:
Hi everyone, I have a (hopefully) basic question..
Does solr have a max. limit on the number of returned results?
I get the
blow up (Solr 1.3) they do not return any results when they should.
Lance
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Subject: Solr has limit to number of returned results?
Hi everyone, I have
