On 17 June 2010 18:10, J Chris Anderson <[email protected]> wrote: > > The reduce-limit is a general heuristic, because some very bad reduces will > actually grow asymptotically so that the full reduce contains as much data > as the entire group=true reduce. It sounds like yours is OK (large but not > growing) so you are probably fine (although keeping 4kb of stuff in the > intermediate reduction value storage is going to kill performance.
I could limit it to 1kb perhaps - at this point it doesn't matter too much. I imagine it would still maim, if not kill, performance. Correct? Any way to break it up and maybe use the reduce to know which document to > query to get the big blob of text? > > I could certainly do that. Indeed my original plan, before discovering the magic of 'group=true', was to fetch each piece of entity-data separately. a. > Chris > >
