On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > I agree! The last bit of advice given in the full text README. As I
> > said, I'd built full-text stuff for experimentation (I had maybe 30k of
> > raw text, which amounted to several 100,000 indexed entries), and I had
> > clustered it, and it was pretty darn fast, even on a Pentium 233 with only
> > 48 megs of RAM. I have significantly better hardware to run it on now.
> > The original project called MySQL, but it just didn't have what we needed
> > to put something like this together.
>
> With the original author, testing was fast, but when he loaded all the
> data, it got very slow. The problem was that as soon as his data
> exceeded the buffer cache, performance became terrible.
How much data are we talking here? How can one get around this buffer
cache problem?
Brett W. McCoy
http://www.chapelperilous.net
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