Matt Schraeder wrote:
I've got a simple Lucene index and search built for testing purposes.
So far everything seems great. Most searches take 0.02 seconds or less.
Searches with 4-5 terms take 0.25 seconds or less. However, once I
began playing with fuzzy searches everything seemed to really slow down.
A fuzzy search seems to take vastly longer time, 6 seconds for a single
term such as "cow~" and 24 seconds for fuzzy searches of multiple
terms.
Is there anything I can do to speed up fuzzy searches or are they by
default just simply slow?
My index is only 6.1M, with ~18000 documents. Each document has 5
fields, a combination of text and keywords. I'm afraid that when I begin
to scale up to have more fields it will only make the problem worse.
You might try setting a longer prefix. Fuzzy queries don't scale by the
way. By default they enumerate every unique term. How many unique terms
do you have in the index?
- Mark
http://www.lucidimagination.com
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