Enable TermVectors for fields that you're going tot highlight. If it is
disabled Solr will reanalyze the field, killing performance.
> I looked into the search that I'm doing a little closer and it seems
> like the highlighting is slowing it down. If I do the query without
> requesting highlighti
Yeah, you aren't going to be able to do highlighting on a very very
large field without terrible performance. I believe it's just the
nature of the algorithm used by the highlighting component. I don't know
of any workaround. Other than inventing a new algorithm for
highlighting and writing a
I looked into the search that I'm doing a little closer and it seems
like the highlighting is slowing it down. If I do the query without
requesting highlighting it is fast. (BTW, I also have faceting and
pagination in my query. Faceting doesn't seem to change the response
time much, adding &rows= a
On 23.03.2011 18:52, Paul wrote:
I increased maxFieldLength and reindexed a small number of documents.
That worked -- I got the correct results. In 3 minutes!
Did you mark the field in question as stored = false?
-Sascha
I assume that if I reindex all my documents that all searches will
beco
Hmm, there's no reason it should take anywhere close 3 minutes to get a
result from a simple search, even with very large documents/term lists.
Especially if you're really JUST doing a simple search, you aren't using
facetting or statistics component or highlighting etc at this point. (If
you
I increased maxFieldLength and reindexed a small number of documents.
That worked -- I got the correct results. In 3 minutes!
I assume that if I reindex all my documents that all searches will
become even slower. Is there any way to get all the results in a way
that is quick enough that my user wo
How large?
But rather than think about if there's something in the "searching"
that's not working, the first step might be to make sure that everything
in the _indexing_ is working -- that your field is actually being
indexed as you intend.
I forget the best way to view what's in your index
Ah, no, I'll try that now.
What is the disadvantage of setting that to a really large number?
I do want the search to work for every word I give to solr. Otherwise
I wouldn't have indexed it to begin with.
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 11:15 AM, Sascha Szott wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> did you increase the
Hi Paul,
did you increase the value of the maxFieldLength parameter in your
solrconfig.xml?
-Sascha
On 23.03.2011 17:05, Paul wrote:
I'm using solr 1.4.1.
I have a document that has a pretty big field. If I search for a
phrase that occurs near the start of that field, it works fine. If I
se
I'm using solr 1.4.1.
I have a document that has a pretty big field. If I search for a
phrase that occurs near the start of that field, it works fine. If I
search for a phrase that appears even a little ways into the field, it
doesn't find it. Is there some limit to how far into a field solr will
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