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Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 4:09:06 AM
Subject: Re: addIndexes() is taking infinite time ...
so how it can be ignored ??
On 6/22/06, Mike Streeton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> From memory addIndexes() also does and optimization before hand, this
> might be what is
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Sent: 22 June 2006 05:05
To: java-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: addIndexes() is taking infinite time ...
No. I haven't tried. Today i can try it. One thing that i m thinking is
that
what role does the file system plays here. I mean is there any
difference
on if
Re: addIndexes() is taking infinite time ...
No. I haven't tried. Today i can try it. One thing that i m thinking is
that
what role does the file system plays here. I mean is there any
difference
on if i am doing indexing on FAT32 or i am on EXT3???
i'll have to find it out
Can any
No. I haven't tried. Today i can try it. One thing that i m thinking is that
what role does the file system plays here. I mean is there any difference
on if i am doing indexing on FAT32 or i am on EXT3???
i'll have to find it out
Can anybody put some light on this??
With regards
On 6/22/06,
heritrix.lucene wrote:
hi Otis,
Now this time it took 10 Hr 34 Min. to merge the indexes. During merging i
noticed it was not completey using the CPU. I have 512MB RAM. and here i
found it used upto the 256 MB.
Are there some more possibilities to make it more fast ...
Have you tested how fast
hi Otis,
Now this time it took 10 Hr 34 Min. to merge the indexes. During merging i
noticed it was not completey using the CPU. I have 512MB RAM. and here i
found it used upto the 256 MB.
Are there some more possibilities to make it more fast ...
With Regards,
On 6/21/06, heritrix. lucene <[E
hi,
thanks for your reply.
Now i restarted my application with maxBufferedDocs=10,000.
And i am sorry to say that i was adding those indexes one by one. :-)
Anyway Can you please explain me the addIndex ? I want to know what exactly
happens while adding these..
With Regards,
On 6/20/06, Otis G
If you can tell how many indices you've merged, you must be mering them one at
a time, and the pre and post merge optimize() calls are costing you.
Also, that maxBufferedDocs looks pretty low. Unless you are working with very
large documents and small heap, you should be able to bump that up mu
I guess that you're adding those indexes one by one..
You should add all indexes at once rather then adding them one by one.
addIndexes() method takes array of directories/readers to add indexes.
IndexWriter performs optimize() after adding indexes, so with your big
index it can take long enoug
