When do you need large heap for Elasticsearch?

Moreover I also need a simple flowsheet showing the important unit operations and processes used in nickel extraction by heap leaching.

An indexing engine is much faster and can be queried for the same data that we are looking for in an RDBMS, so why do we need an RDBMS then? Are there some specific functions that an indexing engine can't perform?

For our elastic search implementation, currently we are evaluating following client libraries as it simplifies our development effort rather using elasticsearch APIs directly.   1. Jest - REST based client library - Jest Currently maintained by single...

ElasticSearch Query params (DSL query) I have been working with the ElasticSearch from last few months, but still find it complicated when I have to pass an complicated query. I want to run the query which will have to search the multiple "types...

Looks like... port  54328.

This program is suppose to input 3 doubles and store them into heap memory. Then I have to basically reverse the heap so if I input. 50 51 52 at first it will look like this. 52 points to 51 points to 50. When I reverse it, it should read like this in...

I need to write three functions in C++: one that declares a large array statically, one that declares the same large array on the stack, and one that creates the same large array from a heap. Each function has to be called at least 100,000 times and...