[Vtigercrm-developers] Email marketing scenario

[Alan Bell]

On 26/07/16 15:10, Błażej Pabiszczak wrote:
>
>  1. Can you fill some test system with data, eg. Add 10.000.000
>     records into the Accounts module?
>
yeah, I might have a go at that. I guess numbered data and some random 
stuff should be fairly easy to generate. I am not expecting it to affect 
the performance much.
> 2. Does your search engine allow to search parts of words, eg. I want 
> to search for “EFG” in the word “ABCDEFGHI”?
it should do, yes but there may be a performance hit for putting a 
wildcard at the start of the query. Looking at it now, I am not entirely 
sure we are handling wildcards correctly, but the underlying engine 
should work with them.
>
> 3. Can you add 10.000 users to the tested system?
>
won't make any different to the search performance as such - however 
when we get the search results back we do a vtiger API query to see if 
each crmid should  be seen by the current user, that way you can't find 
things that are private and assigned to other people. I am not sure if 
that scales to 10,000 users however if it doesn't then list views in 
vtiger don't work either!

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> W dniu 2016-07-20 14:32, Alan Lord napisał(a):
>
>> On 20/07/16 11:50, Alan Bell wrote:
>>>
>>>> 3. Does the search engine need any special search attributes?
>>>>
>>> not really, we do get a bit of a query language for free by using
>>> elastic search, but these are users who just want to type in words or
>>> phone numbers or dates and have the system find stuff.
>>
>> For anyone interested, you can try it out on our demo server:
>>
>> http://geotools.libertus.co.uk/index.php
>>
>> Just start typing anything in the normal search box at the top of any page.
>>
>> After three characters it will start sending stuff to the 
>> Elasticsearch server and displaying results in a popup.
>>
>> If you want to you can go to the Vlastic Search view, which shows 
>> multiple ListViews of results on the same page with pagination too.
>>
>> e.g.: 
>> http://geotools.libertus.co.uk/index.php?module=LSVlasticSearch&view=Search&value=smithf*
>>
>> This demo system has about 120,000 records in it but it could have 
>> lots more...
>>
>> The manual explains some of the search language capabilities, such as 
>> AND, OR, parenthesis, wildcards etc...
>>
>> But if you type in "smith" it will find all records that has the word 
>> smith in them somewhere.
>>
>> If you wanted to find something like smithfields (a meat market in 
>> London) you could type smith* or smithf* for example.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Al
>>
>>
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