Hi, Sphinx-Thinkers, I'm working on a reporting engine fueled by a Sphinx index -- essentially, I'm gonna be querying 1k to 500k records, and breaking things into 2-3 dimensions. For example, I might want the count of documents, broken down by location and the updated_at hour.
>From what I've seen, it looks like I'm gonna want to queue up a set of queries and run them all -- and it looks both like Sphinx has an API for this (AddQuery / RunQueries) and that Riddle implements this with Client#append_query() and #run() (at least, it looks to me like Riddle::Client#run sends all the queries off to Sphinx at once.) However, I'm not seeing a way to access this function from ThinkingSphinx itself. ThinkingSphinx::Search seems to only run queries via Client#query() -- and even the FacetSearch class (which is doing a similar kind of thing) seems to perform sequential queries instead of queuing them up in Sphinx. Is there a way I can queue my queries and run them all at once? If there isn't one built-in, what would be the sanest place for me to add it? Or is it one of those "don't bother" kinds of situations? Thanks! -Nate
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