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Do I have to look for maxBooleanClauses when using filters ?

Rafał Kuć Solr 19 December 201111 November 2020bool, boolean, clause, filter, lucene, maxBooleanClauses, query, solr 0 Comment

One of the configuration variables we can find in the solrconfig.xml file is maxBooleanClauses, which specifies the maximum number of boolean clauses that can be combined in a single query. The question is, do I have to worry about it when using filters in Solr ? Let’s try to answer that question without getting into Lucene and Solr source code.

Apache Lucene and Solr 3.5

Rafał Kuć Lucene, Solr 27 November 201111 November 2020lucene, release, solr 0 Comment

Today Apache Lucene and Solr PMC announced another version of Apache Lucene library and Apache Solr search server numbred 3.5. When comparing to the 3.4 there were some major changes introduced about which you can read in the rest of the post.

Lucene Eurocon 2011 – day two

Rafał Kuć Conferences 14 November 201111 November 20202011, day, day two, eurocon, lucene, lucene eurocon, presentation, solr, two 0 Comment

In the previous entry, we tried to cover what we saw at the first day of Lucene Eurocon 2011 conference. However, from our point of view, the second day was the more important one, due to the fact that this was the day we had our talk. But let’s start from the beginning.

explain.solr.pl: Status

Marek Rogoziński Conferences, General 11 November 201111 November 20202011, eurocon, explain, explain.solr.pl, lucene 0 Comment

During the Lucene Eurocon 2011 conference we gave a talk about a tool that will enable you to analyze Solr search results. We promised, that the public version of the tool will be released soon. We would like to ensure that we are getting close to that moment. Right now we are focusing on the following things:

Lucene Eurocon 2011 – day one

Rafał Kuć Conferences, Lucene, Solr 7 November 201111 November 20202011, barcelona, eurocon, lucene, lucene eurocon, presentation, solr 0 Comment

As we wrote a few days ago we are back from this year Lucene Eurocon, which took place in Barcelona. Despite the fact that the videos will be available shortly, we decided to wrote something about those presentations we attended to.

Near future plans

Rafał Kuć General 26 September 201111 November 20202011, barcelona, eurocon, explain, explain.solr.pl, lucene, lucene eurocon, solr 0 Comment

Surely you noticed a decreased activity of solr.pl. But this is not related to preparations for winter sleep. We are not bored also. The reason is the hot period in relation to the project deadline, which we perform within our professional work. In addition, the rest of our free time is occupied by two subjects which are mentioned below.

Lucene and Solr 3.4

Rafał Kuć Lucene, Solr 14 September 201111 November 2020lucene, solr 0 Comment

Today, we can enjoy another version of Lucene and Solr – release numbered 3.4. In the newest version there are a few functionalities worth looking at.

Deep paging problem

Rafał Kuć Solr 18 July 201111 November 2020deep, deep paging, index, lucene, paging, solr 0 Comment

Imagine the following problem – we have an application that expects Solr to return the results sorted on the basis of some field. Those results will be than paged in the GUI. However, if the person using the GUI application immediately selects the tenth, twentieth, or fiftieth page of search results there is a problem – the wait time. Is there anything we can do about this? Yes, we can help Solr a bit.

Lucene and Solr 3.3

Rafał Kuć Lucene, Solr 1 July 201111 November 2020lucene, release, solr 0 Comment

Only a few weeks passed since the release of 3.2 version Lucene and Solr (change list) and today we have another release numbered 3.3. In the newest version there are a few functionalities worth looking at, especially when we talk about Solr.

When to commit?

Rafał Kuć Lucene, Solr 27 June 201111 November 2020commit, lucene, solr 0 Comment

The question I asked myself recently what seems to be one of those for which the response should be quick and painless. So, when to send the commit command to Solr (or Lucene)? Despite the simplicity of the questions, the answer is not clear, at least in my opinion.