Re: How to hit filterCache？if filterQuery is a sub range query of another already cache range filterQuery
There might be something like fq=filter(foo:[2 TO 3]) OR filter(foo:[3 TO 100]) On Fri, Aug 24, 2018 at 2:23 PM zhenyuan wei wrote: > Hi All， > I am confuse about How to hit filterCache？ > > If filterQuery is range [3 to 100] , but not cache in FilterCache， > and filterCache already exists filterQuery range [2 to 100], > > My question is " Dose this filterQuery range [3 to 100] will fetch DocSet > from FilterCache range[2 to 100]" ? > -- Sincerely yours Mikhail Khludnev
Re: How to hit filterCache？if filterQuery is a sub range query of another already cache range filterQuery
On 8/24/2018 5:23 AM, zhenyuan wei wrote: I am confuse about How to hit filterCache？ If filterQuery is range [3 to 100] , but not cache in FilterCache， and filterCache already exists filterQuery range [2 to 100], My question is " Dose this filterQuery range [3 to 100] will fetch DocSet from FilterCache range[2 to 100]" ? Each entry in the filterCache uses the query as its key. So for the first one, the key will be something like "field:[3 TO 100]" or whatever your fq parameter value was. When the second one is executed, it will have a different key, so it will not be found in the cache. Once it executes, it will be added to the cache as an additional entry. Thanks, Shawn
Re: How to hit filterCache？if filterQuery is a sub range query of another already cache range filterQuery
Hi, No it will not and it does not make sense to - it would still have to apply filter on top of cached results since they can include values with 2. You can consider a query as entry into cache. Thanks, Emir -- Monitoring - Log Management - Alerting - Anomaly Detection Solr & Elasticsearch Consulting Support Training - http://sematext.com/ > On 24 Aug 2018, at 13:23, zhenyuan wei wrote: > > Hi All， > I am confuse about How to hit filterCache？ > > If filterQuery is range [3 to 100] , but not cache in FilterCache， > and filterCache already exists filterQuery range [2 to 100], > > My question is " Dose this filterQuery range [3 to 100] will fetch DocSet > from FilterCache range[2 to 100]" ?
How to hit filterCache？if filterQuery is a sub range query of another already cache range filterQuery
Hi All， I am confuse about How to hit filterCache？ If filterQuery is range [3 to 100] , but not cache in FilterCache， and filterCache already exists filterQuery range [2 to 100], My question is " Dose this filterQuery range [3 to 100] will fetch DocSet from FilterCache range[2 to 100]" ?
