As Lucene and Solr are slowly showing up on the horizon I decided to take a look at another Solr feature which may be very useful for users - partial document update. Lucene.Net is a port of the Lucene search engine library, written in C# and targeted at .NET runtime users. The Lucene search library is based on an inverted index. Lucene's IndexWriter allows users to update documents by Term via this method signature: void updateDocument(Term term, Document doc) But what about updating them by Today, when users delete documents or apply doc values updates, IndexWriter buffers them up into frozen packets and then eventually uses a single thread Long ago, Lucene could only use a single thread to write new segments to disk. The actual indexing of documents, which is the costly process of inverting incoming Zend_Search_Lucene operates with documents as atomic objects for indexing. A document is divided into named fields, and fields have content that can be
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