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From: bbarani <bbarani@gmail.com>
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Subject: commit is taking very very long time
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Hi,

I am not sure why some commits take very long time. I have a batch indexing
which commits just once after it completes the indexing.

I tried to index just 36 rows but the total time taken to index was like 12
minutes. The indexing time was very less just some 30 seconds but it took
the remaining time for commit.


<response>
=E2=88=92
<lst name=3D"responseHeader">
<int name=3D"status">0</int>
<int name=3D"QTime">0</int>
</lst>
=E2=88=92
<lst name=3D"initArgs">
=E2=88=92
<lst name=3D"defaults">
<str name=3D"config">dataimportHydrogen.xml</str>
</lst>
</lst>
<str name=3D"status">idle</str>
<str name=3D"importResponse"/>
=E2=88=92
<lst name=3D"statusMessages">
<str name=3D"Total Requests made to DataSource">4</str>
<str name=3D"Total Rows Fetched">36</str>
<str name=3D"Total Documents Skipped">0</str>
<str name=3D"Full Dump Started">2010-07-22 15:42:28</str>
=E2=88=92
<str name=3D"">
Indexing completed. Added/Updated: 4 documents. Deleted 0 documents.
</str>
<str name=3D"Committed">2010-07-22 15:54:49</str>
<str name=3D"Optimized">2010-07-22 15:54:49</str>
<str name=3D"Total Documents Processed">4</str>
<str name=3D"Time taken ">0:12:21.632</str>
</lst>
=E2=88=92
<str name=3D"WARNING">
This response format is experimental.  It is likely to change in the future=
.
</str>
</response>


I even set the autowarm count to 0 in solrconfig.xml file but of non use.
Any reason why the commit takes more time?

Also is there a way to reduce the time it takes?

I have attached my solrconfig / log for your reference.

http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/file/n988220/SOLRerror.log SOLRerror.log=
=20
http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/file/n988220/solrconfig.xml
solrconfig.xml=20

Thanks,
BB


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