beagle-build-index performance with large fileset
- From: Pat Double <pat patdouble com>
- To: dashboard-hackers gnome org
- Subject: beagle-build-index performance with large fileset
- Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2006 13:48:05 -0600
I have a fileset of approx 120,000 files in 22,000 folders. My allow pattern
limits the files down to 43,000. It seems that it takes a long time to build
the index. When I run it again with the index built and no changes it still
takes a long time. Is an incremental update supposed to run faster, or is
there any incremental update? Can I profile this in some way to see if there
is a way to speed it up? Perhaps this is the expected runtime?
Here's what 'time' says on an initial run:
real 161m1.564s
user 21m2.444s
sys 11m23.006s
Here's what 'time' says on a re-run, (three files updated):
real 165m30.974s
user 95m13.815s
sys 39m42.865s
BTW, I get the message "Debug: Scanned 43356 files in 22663 directories" in
less than five minutes.
--
Pat Double, pat patdouble com
"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."
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