headhunter wrote:
I guess the recommended way to implement paging of results is to do your own
query-results caching, right? Or does lucene also do this for me?
The other guys have covered caching of results in a general way, so I
won't go into that.
For a search application I've written I
ut the second thing: You're right too.. I can indeed do other
optimimations which will work just fine !
Thanks for all your help!
Johannes
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: I'm still a little worried about doing uneccesarry work - this is totally
: different from what I know when working with DBMS.
What are you describing as "uneccesarry work" examining every document
even though you only care about the first 10, or re-executing the search
when you want results 11
Hello Daniel,
thank you for your answer.
I'm still a little worried about doing uneccesarry work - this is totally
different from what I know when working with DBMS.
Johannes
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On Mittwoch 26 Juli 2006 08:24, headhunter wrote:
> Is it recommended to do the search again - discarding the uninteresting
> values - because lucene caches the results, or just because lucene is so
> damn fast?
Lucene is fast enough in 99% of the cases. Caching is only done by the
operating sys
hannes
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On Mittwoch 26 Juli 2006 07:55, headhunter wrote:
> I guess the recommended way to implement paging of results is to do your
> own query-results caching, right?
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-lucene/LuceneFAQ#head-81ddcb6ef8573197a77e0c7b56b44cb27e6d7f09
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Hello Miles,
thanks for your answer.
I guess the recommended way to implement paging of results is to do your own
query-results caching, right? Or does lucene also do this for me?
Johannes
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headhunter wrote:
I am looking for a way to limit the number of search results I retrieve when
searching.
I am only interested in (let's say) the first ten hits of a query.. maybe I
want to look at hits ten..twenty to, but usually only the first results are
important.
Right now lucene search
rough the entire index, returning way more than
the desired ten documents.
Any way to limit this?
Thanks for answers,
Johannes
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