Hi community,
Say I have lots of documents to index, each with primary key in the index, and
I index them frequently.
They are not indexed all together (like in bulk), but each in a different time.
1) Is there a significant difference in performances between a freshly created
core ("the first time to index"), to an "old" core (every document already
exists is the core)?
2) when updating a document, is it updated in-place, or is the old copy
(according to primary key) marked as deleted and a new document is inserted?
3) will indexing the same documents over and over again will increase the size
of the index? (assuming the documents did not changed much)
4) sorry for the dumb questions. My boss is making me ask them :-D .
Iavni
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