You do not need to use optimize at all.
Solr continually merges segments ("optimizes") as needed.
wunder
On May 29, 2012, at 6:08 AM, sudarshan wrote:
> Hi Walter,
> Thank you. Do you mean that optimize need not be used at all?
> If Solr merges segments (when needed as you said), is there a criteria
> during which Solr does this automatically. If I want the search to be faster
> and Solr does not optimize for quite a long time, would it not compromise my
> query processing rate?
>
> To All,
> I have another doubt. If I optimize and replicate, for the
> first time it would transfer all the segments from the master to slave
> irrespective of the modified segment(s). After first replication, how the
> transfer would be made - again all segments are replicated or only the
> modified segments are replicated? I believe after the first replication
> (master and slave in sync), only the modified segments would be transferred
> just like the non-optimized index transfer. Am I right?
>
> Regards,
> Sudarshan
>
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