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Sent: Monday, 15 June, 2009 15:34:18
Subject: Re: Fuzzy vs Prefix query Performance
Well, if you're seeing it, it's possible
But the first question is always "what were you measuring?" Be aware
that when you open a searcher, the first few quer
Erick,
this a web application running 24 hours a day thus caching cannot be the
reason. I get the same result after I re-start the same search.
Zsolt
Erick Erickson wrote:
Well, if you're seeing it, it's possible
But the first question is always "what were you measuring?" Be aware
that
Well, if you're seeing it, it's possible
But the first question is always "what were you measuring?" Be aware
that when you open a searcher, the first few queries can fill caches, etc
and
may take an anomalously long time, especially if you're sorting. So could
you give more details of your t
Hi,
on 99470 documents (I mean Lucene documents) a FuzzyQuery needs approx
30 seconds but PrefixQuery less than one.
All Lucene files need 65MB together.
I'm bit surprised of that. Is that possible?
Zsolt
Zsolt Koppany
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