public final class NoMergePolicy extends MergePolicy
MergePolicy which never returns merges to execute (hence it's
name). It is also a singleton and can be accessed through
NO_COMPOUND_FILES if you want to indicate the index
does not use compound files, or through COMPOUND_FILES
otherwise. Use it if you want to prevent an IndexWriter from ever
executing merges, without going through the hassle of tweaking a merge
policy's settings to achieve that, such as changing its merge factor.MergePolicy.MergeAbortedException, MergePolicy.MergeException, MergePolicy.MergeSpecification, MergePolicy.OneMerge| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static MergePolicy |
COMPOUND_FILES
A singleton
NoMergePolicy which indicates the index uses compound
files. |
static MergePolicy |
NO_COMPOUND_FILES
A singleton
NoMergePolicy which indicates the index does not use
compound files. |
writer| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Release all resources for the policy.
|
MergePolicy.MergeSpecification |
findForcedDeletesMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos)
Determine what set of merge operations is necessary in order to expunge all
deletes from the index.
|
MergePolicy.MergeSpecification |
findForcedMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos,
int maxSegmentCount,
Map<SegmentInfoPerCommit,Boolean> segmentsToMerge)
Determine what set of merge operations is necessary in
order to merge to <= the specified segment count.
|
MergePolicy.MergeSpecification |
findMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos)
Determine what set of merge operations are now necessary on the index.
|
void |
setIndexWriter(IndexWriter writer)
Sets the
IndexWriter to use by this merge policy. |
String |
toString() |
boolean |
useCompoundFile(SegmentInfos segments,
SegmentInfoPerCommit newSegment)
Returns true if a new segment (regardless of its origin) should use the compound file format.
|
clonepublic static final MergePolicy NO_COMPOUND_FILES
NoMergePolicy which indicates the index does not use
compound files.public static final MergePolicy COMPOUND_FILES
NoMergePolicy which indicates the index uses compound
files.public void close()
MergePolicyclose in interface Closeableclose in class MergePolicypublic MergePolicy.MergeSpecification findMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos)
MergePolicyIndexWriter calls this whenever there is a change to the segments.
This call is always synchronized on the IndexWriter instance so
only one thread at a time will call this method.findMerges in class MergePolicysegmentInfos - the total set of segments in the indexpublic MergePolicy.MergeSpecification findForcedMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos, int maxSegmentCount, Map<SegmentInfoPerCommit,Boolean> segmentsToMerge)
MergePolicyIndexWriter calls this when its
IndexWriter.forceMerge(int) method is called. This call is always
synchronized on the IndexWriter instance so only one thread at a
time will call this method.findForcedMerges in class MergePolicysegmentInfos - the total set of segments in the indexmaxSegmentCount - requested maximum number of segments in the index (currently this
is always 1)segmentsToMerge - contains the specific SegmentInfo instances that must be merged
away. This may be a subset of all
SegmentInfos. If the value is True for a
given SegmentInfo, that means this segment was
an original segment present in the
to-be-merged index; else, it was a segment
produced by a cascaded merge.public MergePolicy.MergeSpecification findForcedDeletesMerges(SegmentInfos segmentInfos)
MergePolicyfindForcedDeletesMerges in class MergePolicysegmentInfos - the total set of segments in the indexpublic boolean useCompoundFile(SegmentInfos segments, SegmentInfoPerCommit newSegment)
MergePolicyuseCompoundFile in class MergePolicypublic void setIndexWriter(IndexWriter writer)
MergePolicyIndexWriter to use by this merge policy. This method is
allowed to be called only once, and is usually set by IndexWriter. If it is
called more than once, SetOnce.AlreadySetException is thrown.setIndexWriter in class MergePolicySetOnceCopyright © 2000-2012 Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.