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GroupDocs.Search for .NET 24.5 (MSI) offers noticeable performance improvements with the ability to load indexes entirely into memory. This update simplifies search operations and enhances developer experience on Windows.
The groundbreaking in-memory indexing functionality for your C# apps allows you to load entire indexes into memory, leading to a boost in speed and performance for your search queries. The following sample code highlights how to integrate this feature into your solutions using the latest .NET indexing API release.
string indexFolder = @"c:\MyIndex\"; string documentsFolder = @"c:\MyDocuments\"; // Creating a regular index on disk Index index = new Index(indexFolder); // Indexing documents from the specified folder index.Add(documentsFolder); // Closing the regular index index.Dispose(); // Loading the index entirely in memory for increased performance Index inMemoryIndex = Index.LoadIntoMemoryCompletely(indexFolder); // Searching in the index string query = "focus"; SearchResult result = inMemoryIndex.Search(query);
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Two new methods have been added to the GroupDocs.Search.Index class in this .NET document text search API release:
GroupDocs.Search.Index
LoadIntoMemoryCompletely(System.String)
LoadIntoMemoryCompletely(System.String, GroupDocs.Search.IndexSettings)
You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting GroupDocs.Search for .NET 24.5 Release Notes.
