On 10/13/06, Jeff Gortatowsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > Obviously my question is, is that normal? To have so many files? I was > indexing 6 string fields from 25000+ model records (all of the same > model). The index appears to be working. I guess I was expecting a few > hundred files after optimzing, not more files that records indexed.
Hi Jeff, this doesn't sound right at all. Could send a partial listing of the directory so I can see what files are in it? Do `ls -l` so I can see their sizes too. > Please understand I am brand spanking new to Lucene, Ferret, and AaF. No problem, we're here to help. > I was using acts_as_ferret with > > :fields => ["user_id", > "answer1", > "answer2", > "answer3", > "answer4", > "answer5", > "answer6"], > :merge_factor => 1000, > :max_merge_document = 10000, > :max_memory_buffer =>0x4000000 > > > The fields are from 15 to 500 characters long. > > Also, was there any way to stop AaF from trying to create a new index > with all the existing model data? I was surprised when after creating > and updating one model object in the Rails Console, AaF took off trying > to index all 8 million rows of the underlying table! <snip> I'll leave these kinds of questions to the acts_as_ferret users. Cheers, Dave _______________________________________________ Ferret-talk mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ferret-talk
