That works great, thanks!
Jan
On 21 November 2012 19:52, Shai Erera wrote:
> Hi Jan,
>
> Basically, DrillDown is a helper class for creating such queries. You're
> right that its query() methods create AND, because that's normally the
> case, but if you require OR, you could do this:
>
> B
Hi,
We have a 32-bit python app which uses pylucence and bundles the JRE with it.
This is installed on a 64-bit Windows 2012 Server with 16GB of RAM.
The heap settings are: -Xms=64Mb and -Xmx=1024Mb
It's a web app and works fine when a user or two connect. But if there
are a few more users, the
> 1. Does memory usage go up with multiple simultaneous searches - does
> it need to load the data structures multiple times?
Lucene loads some stuff into RAM, but just once rather than for each
search. But there will of course be memory used for each search, more
concurrent searches will use mor
I recently implemented the ability for multiple users to open the
index in the same process ("whoa", you might think, but this has been
a single user application forever and we're only just making the
platform capable of supporting more than that.)
I found that filters are being stored twice and s
