Re: [Interesting Question] How to implement Indexes Grouping?

2006-12-16 Thread howard chen
d and get actual data for your system. Until you do this, any answer you have is just a guess. Best Erick On 12/16/06, howard chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/16/06, Erick Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'd start with just one big index and test

Re: [Interesting Question] How to implement Indexes Grouping?

2006-12-16 Thread howard chen
ext. The filters could even be permanently stored rather than created each time, but I'd save that refinement for later. Note that if you do store a filter, they are quite small. 1 bit per book (+ very small overhead) Best Erick On 12/16/06, howard chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

[Interesting Question] How to implement Indexes Grouping?

2006-12-16 Thread howard chen
Consider the following interesting situation, A library has around 100K book, and want to be indexed by Lucene, this seems to be straight forward, but The target is: 0. You can search all books in the whole library [easy, just index it] 1. users in this system can own a numbers of books in