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Re: News search function temporarily disabled
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lugnet.admin.general
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Mon, 18 Dec 2000 01:11:23 GMT
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Todd Lehman wrote:
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> In lugnet.admin.general, Dan Boger writes:
> > I agree that have a "search X day back" is a good function... Also, I
> > don't know how the search is run anyway - if it's indexed beforehand, or
> > run on the full data every time?
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> It's (currently) a half-gigabyte index that gets indexed in realtime (once per
> minute).
How long does it take to generate the index? Can you subdivide the index
at all (and do something like backup where you have incremental indices
plus once a day or once an hour regenerate the complete index)? If some
sort of incremental index was used, could you gain anything by not
running it until a search is done? Just some thoughts but probably not
all applicable depending on how it's done.
Frank
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| (...) Zero time. It's done continuously as a background process. Once per minute, any new article is added into the mix. (...) This kind of index is more efficient to do as soon as something new appears, as opposed to a kind of index where content (...) (24 years ago, 18-Dec-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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