sorry about the incomplete post before let me repeat my post :
hello pat,
Thank you for the swift reply. I a little confused about what should
contain in the array ? Let me try with an example.
mymodel = MyModel.new
my_arr = [mymodel]
ThinkingSphinx::Search.bundle_searches(my_arr) do |
model_obj,what_is_this_element_for|
model_obj.search "extended search query one",:index =>
"index_name",:matchmode =>:extended
model_obj.search "extended search query two",:index =>
"index_name",:matchmode =>:extended
end
Is it some thing similar to the syntax above ? if so what is the
second element for "what_is_this_element_for" in the array ? what
should i fill that with ? and where is it used ? Do you think this is
stable enough to go production ?
tx
madhu
On Aug 27, 10:51 am, madhu <[email protected]> wrote:
> hello pat,
>
> Thank you for the swift reply. I a little confused about what should
> contain in the array ? Let me try with an example.
> mymodel = MyMode.new
> my_arr =
>
> On Aug 27, 8:39 am, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I've actually just added this recently - so make sure you're using the
> > latest gem (or the latest source as a plugin).
>
> > Keep in mind I've built this functionality to help speed up facet queries,
> > so not sure how well it fits general use, but hopefully it does the job:
>
> > ThinkingSphinx::Search.bundle_searches(array) do |sphinx, item_in_array|
> > sphinx.search "condition_one condition_two"
> > sphinx.search "condition_two"
> > end
>
> > That will return an array of search results... now, I can see that the
> > array provided as an argument (and the subsequent yielding of each item)
> > only works if you're naturally creating a set of queries from some kind of
> > collection. So at this point, you *need* an array with something in it -
> > otherwise, there's nothing to loop over, and your inner block won't run.
>
> > You *should* be able to call #search on the sphinx object as many times as
> > you like, and it will queue up each search (ie: you don't need to call it
> > just once per yield).
>
> > Anyway, see how you go, and let me know if you get stuck :)
>
> > --
> > Pat
>
> > On 27/08/2010, at 2:52 PM, madhu wrote:
>
> > > dear pat,
>
> > > Is there a way to make batch query in TS ? For example:
>
> > > 1) my first query is something like this "condition_one condition_two"
> > > 2) my second query is something like this "condition_one
> > > condition_three"
>
> > > Please note the "condition_one" remains the same in both the places.
> > > These queries are very complex extended queries.
>
> > > When i contacted the excellent sphinx support team about performance
> > > improvement, they suggested me to run it in batch queries. The PHP
> > > code is something like this :
>
> > > $cl->AddQuery(query1);
> > > $cl->AddQuery(query2);
> > > $res = $cl->RunQueries ();
>
> > > Is there such an option available in TS ?
>
> > > tx
> > > madhu
>
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