Re: Understanding performance characteristics of the new point types

Hi florian, If my understanting is correct, you are using IntPoint to index 4 different document types which is overkill; why not to try classic “non-tokenized” keyword field (a.k.a. “legacy string”) for document types? Cardinality is only four for document types. -- Fuad Efendi (416) 993

Re: Implementing own Analyser components.

still ned to index tokens such as “Brand:Microsoft”, “Sentiment:Positive”, “DET:123” and so on, you can do it in Lucene, by defining fields: Brand, Sentiment, DET, PRON, VERB, and so on. I hope I helped a little :) thanks, Fuad Efendi Search Relevancy Tuning http://www.tokenizer.ca On

RE: Making lucene indexing multi threaded

multithreaded? I used multiple threads (64-128) from client workstation to submit Solr documents concurrently to (local / or remote) Solr instance, via SolrJ client. - Fuad Efendi -Original Message- From: Jason Wu [mailto:jasonha...@gmail.com] Sent: October-27-14 10:41 AM To: java-user

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RE: Wildcard searches????

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RE: Wildcard searches????

match > should take place if a document useragent starts with the value of the > users useragent. > > In theory, having a startsWith "function / locig are easy enough to > implement in C# / T-SQL, but how on earth should I do this in SolR / > Lucene? > > Regards &

RE: Wildcard searches????

Niclas, I looked at your initial post, you are creating document with field "abc*" - nothing related to "wildcard query"! Of course, query [useragents:abcdefghijklm] will return no results, and [q=useragents:abc] no results, but [q=useragents:abc*] will return something. text_nav is specific SO

Re: Exception while doing sorting

Increase memory. Lucene uses FieldCache for sorting on non-tokenized field and tries to maintain fields from all your 4 millions documents, even if you need to sort only 4000 docs. == http://www.tokenizer.org/bot.html Quoting Ganesh - yahoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hello all, I