Let's claim you have build indexes in this order (by date).
index1
index2
index3
Now if you addindexes clause has them ordered the same way, then,
in the merged index, the first docID from index 2 will be greater than
the last doc id from index1 in the merged index. The first doc id from
index 3 w
i can not understand about last sentence "So the final index will only ..."
can you write more about this, because i have same question...
thanks
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Michael McCandless <
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> By merge you mean using addIndexes*, right?
>
> Those methods logic
By merge you mean using addIndexes*, right?
Those methods logically concatenate the indices in order by doc ID.
So the original docs in your index will keep all their docIDs, and the
newly added indices are assigned docIDs after that, in the order they
were added.
So the final index wil
Hello all,
I am planning to merge two or more indexes. Once merged, will the DB
maintain the same index order as before merge?
I am doing sorting on Index Order as sorting on date-time takes more amount
of RAM. If i merge the index DB, will the same index order be maintained or
the indexes wil
