If I am reading this right, a search of 2000 docs with a result set page size
of 10 is still slow. ? by ‘small set of 2000 docs’ do you mean that is all you
have in the database total ? or does that mean it’s the total result set size
from a total DB size of 5mil docs ?
Either way
This is ve
Hi,
I have finished indexing on Fast case sensitive character searches but
others such as word searches have not finished but have finished around 81%
and wild card searches around 90%.
Since case sensitive character searches indexes are done I presume I should
be able to search case sensitive ch
Hi David,
The size of each document varies but it ranges from 30 kb to 225kb max all
XML. I would certainly look into the profile and with small set of
documents roughly 2000 it gives me the same result. Only 10 docs I am
showing maybe the code to get the snippets is the culprit.
Let me check the
If I understand you correctly, you have 5067188 docs - what is an approx size
of each ?
Parsing occurs only during document ingest so parse time will not affect search
time. If you added fragmentation on that basis it is likely to hurt rather
than help ( in general you should not use fragmentat
Thanks for your reply Christopher and David.
Content is xml . The search app is taking rough 5.6 secs to show the
contents snippets , facets etc with about 5 million records. Query used is
JAVA API using QueryManager search function.
Read that fragment root keeps each document as one so I thought
Correct.
I thought RCC06032011.xml was in the root directory since it didn't have
any parent directory prefix.
Turns out root items should have a / prefix.
On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 4:35 PM, Christopher Hamlin
wrote:
> On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Danny Sinang wrote:
> > Thanks Mary.
> >
> >
On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Danny Sinang wrote:
> Thanks Mary.
>
> The URI is RCC06032011.xml .
>
> I guess that explains why I can't see the doc in WebDAV.
>
>
>
I'm guessing because it's not in a directory, so to speak.
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Again, not sure what type of data/content you have, but it's very rare that
fragmentation is the right thing to do. Fragmentation is designed for large
content containers like books, to fragment them into smaller containers like
chapters. It's usually better just to structure your data so that y
Thanks Mary.
The URI is RCC06032011.xml .
I guess that explains why I can't see the doc in WebDAV.
On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 10:44 AM, Mary Holstege
wrote:
>
> Is the URI "RCC06032011.xml" or "/RCC06032011.xml"? WebDAV needs rooted
> paths to work.
>
> //Mary
>
> On 05/02/2015 05:42 AM, Danny Si
Is the URI "RCC06032011.xml" or "/RCC06032011.xml"? WebDAV needs rooted paths
to work.
//Mary
On 05/02/2015 05:42 AM, Danny Sinang wrote:
We have a database that ML reports as having 31,000+ documents which appear to
be mostly in the root directory of that database.
When I try to open the sai
Hi All,I am exploring the use of the analyze-data for index suggestion on my
data. I am using ML8 and my data is JSON. On running analyze-data using the
REST API, I got 400: Bad Request with message "XDMP-UNEXPECTED: (err:XPST0003)
Unexpected token syntax error, unexpected Rpar_, expecting Funct
That's a huge number of documents in one directory.
I recall having problems on WebDAV on pure windows to windows connection with >
500 files ...
Webdav is a very inefficient protocol, you may be timing out
before getting through the whole list. Or there may be documents which don't
have the rig
Hi Danny,
I guess some obvious things only, but worth checking:
The document permissions may not allow you to access the xml file if
you don't log in with the same account.
Also, webdav requires directories, those are also documents, and those
also have permissions:
https://docs.marklogic.com/g
We have a database that ML reports as having 31,000+ documents which appear
to be mostly in the root directory of that database.
When I try to open the said document via my WebDAV client (Oxygen or
Transmit Panic), I only see around 7000+ of them.
Query console confirms to be the existence of a d
Hi,
I'm not sure what you are referring to when you mention a compressed
binary document to speed up search. MarkLogic does store XML
internally in a compressed binary format anyway. MarkLogic
documentation on fragmentation is here:
https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/admin/fragments
Fragmentatio
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