sphinxsearchHow do I use Sphinx Search in batch mode?
Sphinx Search can be used in batch mode by using the searchd command. This command takes a configuration file as an argument and runs the indexing and searching process.
Example code
searchd --config /path/to/sphinx.confThis command will start the searchd daemon, which will read the configuration file sphinx.conf and then start the indexing and searching process.
The configuration file sphinx.conf contains the following sections:
source: This section contains the data source information, such as the database type, database connection details, and the query to be used for indexing.index: This section contains the settings for the index, such as the name of the index, the type of index, and the fields to be indexed.searchd: This section contains the settings for the searchd daemon, such as the port number and the number of threads.
The output of the searchd command will be a message indicating that the searchd daemon has started.
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