You should call .optimize() instead of merging.
Erik
On Sep 5, 2005, at 5:22 AM, Martin Rode wrote:
Hi all,
The code snipset below does NOT result in an optimized index in one
of my test cases. As I understand, the optimized index, means that
there is only ONE segment file in the index folder. After this code
has run, I sometimes have 100 segment files in the directory.
When I call optimize() on the writer, most of the time I get
OutOfMemory (even with 800MB for the JVM).
What do I do wrong?
Best,
Martin
---- code snip start -----
// optimize index
IndexReader[] readers = new IndexReader[1];
readers[0] = IndexReader.open(diri);
writer = new IndexWriter(diri+"-optimized", anal,
true);
System.out.println("Merging to new Index: '"+diri+"-
optimized'");
writer.addIndexes(readers);
System.out.println("Done Merging.");
readers[0].close();
---- code snip end ----
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