_stats for a specific document?

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1

Hello,

I had found a way of knowing how many searches were made in an index with
the following code:

http://localhost:9200/IndexName/_stats

In results have the field "search"."'fetch_total"

The point is, is somehow possible to take the amount of searches in an
document?
I tried the following code and got no results:

http://localhost:9200/IndexName/typename/_id/_stats

the error i got is the following:

No handler found for uri
[/megamural/banner/BCZeMzQiRyiXR-wbEbn9fg/_stats?pretty=true] and method
[GET]

Thanks for any help and sorry my poor english.

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2

I don't understand what you are trying to do.

Are you trying to search for documents?
Or do you need stats on index?

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Le 22 oct. 2013 à 21:54, Tiago Rodrigues tiago_tk21@hotmail.com a écrit :

Hello,

I had found a way of knowing how many searches were made in an index with the following code:

http://localhost:9200/IndexName/_stats

In results have the field "search"."'fetch_total"

The point is, is somehow possible to take the amount of searches in an document?
I tried the following code and got no results:

http://localhost:9200/IndexName/typename/_id/_stats

the error i got is the following:

No handler found for uri [/megamural/banner/BCZeMzQiRyiXR-wbEbn9fg/_stats?pretty=true] and method [GET]

Thanks for any help and sorry my poor english.

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I want to know how many times a document was searched, I found a way to
know the index feetch_total in _stats, and now i think i can do the same
with a single document but i tried and got an error.

Probably i need to try with another parameter.

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This feature does not exist in elasticsearch. You have to build it yourself.

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Le 23 oct. 2013 à 14:31, Tiago Rodrigues tiago_tk21@hotmail.com a écrit :

I want to know how many times a document was searched, I found a way to know the index feetch_total in _stats, and now i think i can do the same with a single document but i tried and got an error.

Probably i need to try with another parameter.

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Oh ok /~: ,
Thanks

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A question related to this thread. What is the quickest way, from the point
of view of performance, to get a handler to a document identified by its
id. Is there any native API to skip creating, parsing... JSON
requests/response?

And, assuming that a handler to an specific document is available, is there
any API to get metrics (count words, eval terms, and the usual stuff that
is included in a query) for a single document? (This should be internally
available to run queries but maybe not propagated externally to the user.

What I am trying to do is synchronizing documents in ES with an external
storage but I do not think is a good idea to run a query per document.

Thanks

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