Hi,
I have an application that has an index with 30 millions docs in it. every
day, I add around 1 million docs, and I remove the oldest 1 million, to
keepit stable at 30 million.
for the most part doc fields are indexed and stored. each doc weighs
around from a few Kb to a 1 Mb (a few Mb in so
There's org.apache.lucene.index.CheckIndex which will report assorted
stats about the index, as well as checking it for correctness. It can
fix it too but you don't need that. I hope. Will take quite a while
to run on a large index.
What version of lucene? Does a before/after (or large/small)
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