You could search this list about distributing your indexes, etc.
RemoteSearchable may be handy, but you will probably have to build
some infrastructure around it for handling failover, etc. (would make
for a nice contribution)
How often do you think archived data will need to be accessed?
As you suggest you could either roll the index on the local machine or
remote and gzip the content fileds on the archive index and provide a
GzipReader when you need to search old results.
If money is of the essence then the best solution probably is to have 1 good
box with fast SCSI disks which
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for providing these suggestions. I will work on these directions
with my team.
Regards,
Sandeep.
On 11/5/07, Marcus Herou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you suggest you could either roll the index on the local machine or
remote and gzip the content fileds on the archive
Hi Grant,
Thanks for providing these suggestions. I will work on these directions
with my team.
Regards,
Sandeep.
On 11/5/07, Grant Ingersoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could search this list about distributing your indexes, etc.
RemoteSearchable may be handy, but you will probably have
Hi ,
We have been developing an enterprise logging service at the Wachovia
bank. The logs (Busines, application, error) for all the bank related
applications are consolidated
at one single location in an Oracle 10g Database.
In our second phase, we are now building a high perforinmg report
