Details
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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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Alice
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None
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DOC-2020-S6-Apr05
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1
Description
There's a hard bound on the number of term searchers that can be spun off for a query, and the number is at 1024. This is a known limit set by FTS.
For example, say the user initialized a regex search for a*, this could match terms like apple, adam, andrew, alex, etc. If the number of candidate terms generated for a single search is greater than 1024, the query will error out with a tooManyClauses error.
The idea here is for the user to improve their search by making the search parameters a bit more specific, and/or using the right analyzers/tokenizers.