Re: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage

2014-03-27 Thread Jack Krupansky
-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage Hi, I am using Solr and I have one doubt. If any field has stored=false, does it mean that this fields is stored in disk and not in main memory. and this will be loaded whenever asked. The scenario I would like

stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage

2014-03-26 Thread Pramod Negi
Hi, I am using Solr and I have one doubt. If any field has stored=false, does it mean that this fields is stored in disk and not in main memory. and this will be loaded whenever asked. The scenario I would like to handle this, In my case there are lots of information which I need to show when

Re: stored=true vs stored=false, in terms of storage

2014-03-26 Thread Rafał Kuć
Hello! Stored fields, the one with stored=true, mean that the original value of the field is stored and can be retrieved with the document in search results. Fields marked as stored=false can't be retrieved during searching. That is the difference. -- Regards, Rafał Kuć Performance Monitoring