I had the same question on the number of sphinx queries and the
related db queries made on each facet request. When I use facets, I
normally just want the facet values and not the model objects. For
example, if I call Business.facets("mcdonalds"), and I have facets for
city and state, I really just want the city and state values, and
don't care about the business objects. If I want the business
objects, I use Business.search("mcdonalds").
Additionally, when I do the facet search, I may not want all of the
facets defined on the model. In the above example, I may only want
the city or state results, but not both. I have modified the facets
method to support these changes: http://gist.github.com/102075.
I am wondering if this sounds like a reasonable way to handle facets
while limiting the number of sphinx and database requests?
-- Sanjay
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