The unifying process is for maintenance and optimization. This can take place only after a document store has been indexed again, which in turn produces new Index Stripes. See“Unifying an index stripe” for more information.
Parameters which affect the unifying process are shown in Table 4-28.
Parameter |
Default |
Description |
|---|---|---|
omniq.unifier.sleepDurationMillis |
20 |
The time, in milliseconds, that the unifier thread sleeps during unifying to allow other CPU-intensive applications to run. |
omniq.unifier.sleepFrequency |
100 |
Indicates the number of omniq.unifier.sleepFrequency cycles the unifier thread will sleep. |
omniq.unifier.termMapSizeSoftLimit |
40K |
The limit of the number of terms processed in each unifying batch. |
omniq.unifier.termMapSizeInBytesSoftLimit |
32MB |
The memory limit used for processing the terms in each unifying batch. |
omniq.unifier.metadataMapSizeSoftLimit |
40K |
The limit to the number of metadata processed in each unifying batch. |
omniq.unifier.metadataMapSizeInBytesSoftLimit |
32MB |
The memory limit used for processing the metadata in each unifying batch. |
WARNING! The index and lexicon parameters are critical to how the system performs—do not modify them without consulting with a Sybase Sybase Search support engineer.
