What is the best way - performance wise - to index data from multiple
databases?
I'm potentially going to have around 50 different data sources grabbing
unique data
Here's what I've roughly designed:
<entity name="root" dataSource="db1" >
<entity name="child1" dataSource="db1" >
<entity name="child2" dataSource="db2" >
<entity name="child3" dataSource="db3" >
<entity name="child4" dataSource="db4" >
<entity name="child5" dataSource="db5" >
<entity name="child6" dataSource="db6" >
<entity name="child7" dataSource="db7" >
...
<entity name="child50" dataSource="db50">
</entity>
I've excluded fields but each entity would have a number of fields within.
The issue I'm seeing here is the full-index is exceedingly slow. Is there a
better way to go about this?
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