Hello
I have a parent-child index in my app (mapping gist:
https://gist.github.com/zwrss/9953291#file-mapping). I have about 250.000
parents and 7.000.000 childrens.
I was trying to speed up my top_children query (gist:
https://gist.github.com/zwrss/9953291#file-parent-query) a bit, so I tried
adding some filters to ensure that the query have to score only about 300
parents (gist:
https://gist.github.com/zwrss/9953291#file-filtered-parent-query).
The effect was surprising - the original query was executing in ~150 ms and
the filtered one in ~270 ms.
I thought that adding some filters to ease the scoring process would help.
I thought that te top_children is the thing here so I decided to do some
testing and tried to query only Children and add some filters to narrow the
results.
The original query I tried (gist:
https://gist.github.com/zwrss/9953291#file-child-query) executed in ~90 ms
and the filtered one (gist:
https://gist.github.com/zwrss/9953291#file-filtered-child-query) in ~120 ms.
Is that the correct behaviour? Am I missing something?
best regards
Paweł Młynarczyk
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Update:
Filtered Aliases allows me to speed up the query (about 50%). The thing is
I can't use aliases since the filter I am applying is not static. Why does
filtered alias perform so much better then filtered query?
W dniu czwartek, 3 kwietnia 2014 14:44:37 UTC+2 użytkownik Paweł Młynarczyk
napisał:
Hello
I have a parent-child index in my app (mapping gist:
child query · GitHub). I have about 250.000
parents and 7.000.000 childrens.
I was trying to speed up my top_children query (gist:
child query · GitHub) a bit, so I
tried adding some filters to ensure that the query have to score only about
300 parents (gist:
child query · GitHub).
The effect was surprising - the original query was executing in ~150 ms
and the filtered one in ~270 ms.
I thought that adding some filters to ease the scoring process would help.
I thought that te top_children is the thing here so I decided to do some
testing and tried to query only Children and add some filters to narrow the
results.
The original query I tried (gist:
child query · GitHub) executed in ~90
ms and the filtered one (gist:
child query · GitHub) in ~120
ms.
Is that the correct behaviour? Am I missing something?
best regards
Paweł Młynarczyk
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I've tried to query the children first and then do some ID filtering on
parents but the scoring is then screwed and the performance is even worse
(as expected). I still have not found any satisfying solution to this
matter.
W dniu czwartek, 3 kwietnia 2014 14:44:37 UTC+2 użytkownik Paweł Młynarczyk
napisał:
Hello
I have a parent-child index in my app (mapping gist:
child query · GitHub). I have about 250.000
parents and 7.000.000 childrens.
I was trying to speed up my top_children query (gist:
child query · GitHub) a bit, so I
tried adding some filters to ensure that the query have to score only about
300 parents (gist:
child query · GitHub).
The effect was surprising - the original query was executing in ~150 ms
and the filtered one in ~270 ms.
I thought that adding some filters to ease the scoring process would help.
I thought that te top_children is the thing here so I decided to do some
testing and tried to query only Children and add some filters to narrow the
results.
The original query I tried (gist:
child query · GitHub) executed in ~90
ms and the filtered one (gist:
child query · GitHub) in ~120
ms.
Is that the correct behaviour? Am I missing something?
best regards
Paweł Młynarczyk
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