[Xapian-discuss] Phrase search performance
David Levy
dvid.levy at gmail.com
Mon Feb 20 19:33:59 GMT 2006
Hi Alex,
what is your hardware ?
How many documents do you have in your flint database ?
wow .. I am complaining about search time > 0.5s and you have search time >
1 min !
I don't use phrase searching but that sounds really bad performances.
Regards
On 2/20/06, Alex Deucher <alexdeucher at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is there any way to speed up phrase searches? What sort of
> performance should I expect? Currently when I search against a 5.3 GB
> flint database it takes 4.5 minutes for a simple 2 word phrase. Is
> that reasonable performance? I've seen some other threads about
> xapian phrase performance, but none seem to indicate what reletively
> "normal" performance should be and I'm not sure what I should expect.
> I'm using the perl interface to xapian 0.9.2. I'm building my own
> Query objects rather than using QueryParser since we use ':' as part
> of our field prefix. What popped out at me was that my query looks
> like:
>
> Xapian::Query((FIELD:term1 PHRASE 2 FIELD:term2))
>
> while QueryParser's looks like:
>
> Xapian::Query((term1(pos=1) PHRASE 2 term2(pos=2)))
>
> where is the position information coming from and how do I add it to
> my query? Will it help or is it irrelevant? The query object (at
> least the perl interface) only allows me to build queries of the form:
> ("term")
> or
> (OP, "term", "term"...)
> or
> (OP, query, query...)
>
> I can't seem to specify position.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alex
>
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