Hi all,
I want to match a string like "ABC#$" with "[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL
PROTECTED]@".
The query string generated by QueryParse is as follows:
title:ABC#$*
I
append the "*" so that it becomes a wild card search. It does not
return me any records. I did try escaping '#' and '$'. But th
Hello,
I have a strange problem: the very same call executes 10 times faster under
Windows than under Linux: The line
writer.addDocument(doc)
takes (with the very same documents) < 1ms under Windows, but > 10ms under
Linux. maxBufferedDocs = 1, number of documents to index < 1,
flus
What analyzer are you using to index? And is it a different analyzer
when indexing as opposed to searching?
Get a copy of Luke and look in your index to see what is
*actually* indexed. At that point, you can start worrying about
how the query is parsed. Until you know what's in your index,
you're
Is this just the first document or is it an average? I can imagine that
initialization happens at different times under different machines...
Best
Erick
On Jan 12, 2008 6:34 AM, Hans-Peter Stricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a strange problem: the very same call executes 10 t
Hello Erick,
it's an average, definitely.
Best
Hans-Peter
- Original Message -
From: "Erick Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 2:20 PM
Subject: Re: Performance problem with IndexWriter
Is this just the first document or is it an average? I can imagi
Hello everyone,
I'm quite new in Lucene stuff and I have a problem. I can't get Lucene Java
working on one of my server. I've setup it on another server for Mediawiki and
it works fine.
It's a GNU/Linux Ubuntu Edgy i686 with kernel 2.6.17-11-server running Apache
2.0 with PHP5 for Mediawiki, s
I'm sorting the search result using multiple fields. Some of them are
"real" fields, within the index, but one is a "pseudo" field, a custom
sort field, implemented by using a custom SortComparatorSource. I end up
with the sorting conditions in exact this order:
1. Sort by score generate by cu
I didn't follow this thread, but let me point out that certain critical pieces
of code executed during search are synchronized (FileIndexInput or some such).
Thus, with a pile of search threads sharing the same IndexSearcher, this can
cause a bottleneck. In such cases I thin khaving multiple I
