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(PECL sphinx >= 0.1.0)
SphinxClient::setLimits — Set offset and limit of the result set
Sets offset into server-side result set and amount of matches to return to client starting from that offset (limit). Can additionally control maximum server-side result set size for current query (max_matches) and the threshold amount of matches to stop searching at (cutoff).
Result set offset.
Amount of matches to return.
Controls how much matches searchd will keep in RAM while searching.
Used for advanced performance control. It tells searchd to forcibly stop search query once cutoff matches have been found and processed.
Gibt bei Erfolg TRUE zurück. Im Fehlerfall wird FALSE zurückgegeben.
the max_matches / cutoff parameters are priceless.
if you ever have a situation where you need a 'count' of the number of matches, but only need to display lets say the 'top 10', these 2 parameters are very handy.
we used to get the occasional 'unable to connect' error with sphinx, after implementing these 2 parameters where applicable, these issues disappeared, load dropped, and the servers were much happier.
I almost pulled out all my hair trying to figure this one out. After applying limits using
$s->setLimit(10,10);
the search kept returning only false. getLastError() and getLastWarning() contained empty strings.
The solution, like Nayana stated, is to add a positive non-zero integer $max to setLimit.
If you get an error
per-query max_matches=0 out of bounds (per-server max_matches=1000).
make sure that you also set the $max to a value other than the default 0,
there is an issue published with a patch if you feel like wanting to patch,
the first option works well as a workaround.
http://sphinxsearch.com/bugs/view.php?id=208
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