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Hi Mindaugas,
it is - as you sort of point out - the readers associated with your
searcher that consumes the memory, and not so much the searcher it
self. Thing that consume the most memory is probably field norms (8
bits per field and document unless omitted) and flyweighted terms
(Strin
Alex,
If I understand you correctly, all you have to do is either make sure that
query is run as a phrase query (with quotes around the it), or as a term query
where both terms are required (with plus sign in front of each term, no space).
As for detecting score gap and such, you could do that
