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Can we know how fast google will index our webpages? As soon as you click 'submit post' button? What is the fastest time of google indexation rate? o.o5 sec? and what the slowest time of indexation rate? 2 day? just tell here if you ever experience that...
Started by keppel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digitalpoint):
If the site.
How can we check! There is no fixed amount of time that will be required by Google to index your page.
If googlebot thinks your site is very important，it is very fast.
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On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 11:08:10 +0200, "ZYWALEWSKI, DANIEL (DANIEL)" <daniel.zywalewski@alcatel-lucent.com
Hello Champions !!
I have a problem with indexation(or should I say its time); So the elements to Index are represtented by my own class - DocumentToIndex...
Started by DANIEL on
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Look here
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In an idea situation you can index up to 60k documents
per second with lucene given your hardware is fast and you can get the
data quick enough out of your database.
Are
measuring...
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Hey, first of all, we all know how powerful blog networks are so I don't need to write anymore about it than there already is.
First, my previous threads:
Thread 1 , Thread 2 , Thread 3
Why this network:
Thousands of blogs in the network Different owners...
Started by mzonas on
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Google either, so i cannot promise 100% indexation but rom what I've seen, Google indexes a lot.
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What is the best data structure (container) for fast element insertion/deletion by index?
Started by nnd on
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Insertion and deletion would.
On comparing the desired index value with the left and right counts.
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This question is related to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1053242/array-of-pairs-of-3-bit-elements
This array has 52 pairs (about 40 bytes), and I want to find the first pair before the specified one that has it's values different from 0 (used pair...
Started by lgratian on
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If all values in a word are 0 then the word is zero, so it is fast to find a nonempty word.
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It's my understanding that nulls are not indexable in DB2, so assuming we have a huge table (Sales) with a date column (sold_on) which is normally a date, but is occasionally (10% of the time) null.
Furthermore, let's assume that it's a legacy application...
Started by Dave on
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If you were talking about 2-3%, I think....
10% is too many to bother using an index for -- it'll just do a table scan.
I'm no DB2 expert, but if 10% of your values are null, I don't think an index on that column alone will ever help your query.
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Attempt #2:
People don't seem to be understanding what I'm trying to do. Let me see if I can state it more clearly:
1) Reading a list of files is much faster than walking a directory.
2) So let's have a function that walks a directory and writes the resulting...
Started by Jesse Aldridge on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I could go from reality, I think that you'd be much better... .
Likely won't be able to read the index file while it is being updated by the filesystem monitor program, so you'll lose time while the client waits for the index to be readable.
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I n my application i have upt o millions of short strings (mostly shorter than 32 characters). I want to implement a search box with a attached list that contains only elements that contain the whole string entered in the search box. How can i prebuild...
Started by RED SOFT ADAIR on
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Now searching is straightforward and fast: search for your substring in my_substring (remember to create an index on my_substring.substring) and join it with my_string via my for 'lu' (ilike 'lu%') will match 'lues....
Is obvious I suppose.
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Google not Indexing my site data as fast as it used to.
Indexing speed for my site was less then a minute now it takes a lot of time to do index.
No plzz tell me What should i do????
Started by Web.Xpert on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digitalpoint):
Usually Google takes up to 24 hours to index new content it could be less time to index....
There are sites out there like bookmarking sites (digg.com website development optimization .
Networking websites to help boost your index rate.
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I have a website and I have uploaded contents in my site. It was crawled by Google on 15th Dec.2010. I want to index my home page. Can you give me suggestion for fast indexing? Please, share your personal practical experience for fast Google indexing....
Started by jesicawillss on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at htmlforums):
To ....
And social networks you can get fast google index and twitter and facebook both are the best socialTo Google index your site soon submit your site in Google add URL & upload your site map in Google the indexing time...
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