Viday,
No, not all of those 500 result docs will be brought to your client (browser,
etc.) Only as many documents as fit into the 1st "search result page" will be
brought.
There is a notion of "pagination" in Solr (as well as in most search engines).
The counts of occurrence might be approximate and anyway you will be displayed
only as many documents as specified by your "search result page" size. By
default, page size is set to 10 documents, so although you might see something
like "response":{"numFound":27,"start":0,"docs"}, only 10 top documents will be
displayed.
In Solr, "page" size is controlled with "start" and "row" parameters ( see
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Pagination+of+Results), so if
you want less results to be brought at a time, you can specify your query like
this:
q="word"&row=5 - that will show you only top 5 results and only they will
"traverse the network" (or being brought from the Solr server to your browser
or other client).
If you want to look at another page, you specify
q="word"&row=5&start=5 - this is the 2nd page of the results
Hope it helps.
--Alisa
>Среда, 20 апреля 2016, 10:01 -04:00 от vidya <vidya.nade...@tcs.com>:
>
>Hi
>
>When i queried a word in solr, documents having that keyword is displayed in
>500 documents,lets say. Will all those documents traverse through network ?
>Or how it happens ?
>
>Please help me on this.
>
>
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