Re: who use time?

2007-07-05 Thread James liu

I use freebsd.



2007/6/16, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


On 6/14/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just timing my script to get data from 2 solr boxes, not complete
script.
> It just query two box and return id,score .rows=10. response type use
json.
>
> and i see their qtime all zero.
>
>
> How many
> > documents are you retrieving?
>
>
> one:
> numDocs : 1
> maxDoc : 23000
>
> the other:
> numDocs : 9000
> maxDoc : 9000
>
> 3-4k per doc
>
> If you re-execute the same exact query again, is it still slower?
>
>
> It will be quick. time will be 0.0043279ms

It's probably the time it takes to retrieve the stored fields from the
index... perhaps the OS had to go to disk.

-Yonik





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Re: who use time?

2007-06-15 Thread Yonik Seeley

On 6/14/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I just timing my script to get data from 2 solr boxes, not complete script.
It just query two box and return id,score .rows=10. response type use json.

and i see their qtime all zero.


How many
> documents are you retrieving?


one:
numDocs : 1
maxDoc : 23000

the other:
numDocs : 9000
maxDoc : 9000

3-4k per doc

If you re-execute the same exact query again, is it still slower?


It will be quick. time will be 0.0043279ms


It's probably the time it takes to retrieve the stored fields from the
index... perhaps the OS had to go to disk.

-Yonik


Re: who use time?

2007-06-14 Thread James liu

2007/6/14, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


On 6/14/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i write script to get run time to sure how to performance.
>
> i find very intresting thing that i query 2 solr box to get data and
solr
> response show me qtime all zero.
>
> but i find multi get data script use time is 0.046674966812134(it will
> change)

If you are timing the complete script there is startup time to take
into account.

If you are only timing the request/response to solr, then that is a bit
slow
considering the query time itself is less than a millisecond.


That

does not include document retrieval and response writing.



I just timing my script to get data from 2 solr boxes, not complete script.
It just query two box and return id,score .rows=10. response type use json.

and i see their qtime all zero.


How many

documents are you retrieving?



one:
numDocs : 1
maxDoc : 23000

the other:
numDocs : 9000
maxDoc : 9000

3-4k per doc

If you re-execute the same exact query again, is it still slower?


It will be quick. time will be 0.0043279ms


-Yonik






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regards
jl


Re: who use time?

2007-06-14 Thread Yonik Seeley

On 6/14/07, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

i write script to get run time to sure how to performance.

i find very intresting thing that i query 2 solr box to get data and solr
response show me qtime all zero.

but i find multi get data script use time is 0.046674966812134(it will
change)


If you are timing the complete script there is startup time to take
into account.

If you are only timing the request/response to solr, then that is a bit slow
considering the query time itself is less than a millisecond.  That
does not include document retrieval and response writing.  How many
documents are you retrieving?
If you re-execute the same exact query again, is it still slower?

-Yonik


who use time?

2007-06-14 Thread James liu

i write script to get run time to sure how to performance.

i find very intresting thing that i query 2 solr box to get data and solr
response show me qtime all zero.

but i find multi get data script use time is 0.046674966812134(it will
change)

solr box in my pc. and index data is very small.

so i don't know why it use much time like 0.046674966812134.






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jl