Does insert order matter for date range queries

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Say I insert a few documents that have my own "date" field (NOT the ES
insert stamp) but not inserted in order of that specific date field.

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2012-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-25..."
}

And so on...

If i wanted to do a range query by DateMoved (For all documents in 2013-12)
would it affect the speed of the query?

I have been testing my query and seems to be running ok. But just double
checking to see there's no caveats.

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I don't believe it matters, no.

On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 11:47 AM, John Smith java.dev.mtl@gmail.com wrote:

Say I insert a few documents that have my own "date" field (NOT the ES
insert stamp) but not inserted in order of that specific date field.

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2012-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-25..."
}

And so on...

If i wanted to do a range query by DateMoved (For all documents in
2013-12) would it affect the speed of the query?

I have been testing my query and seems to be running ok. But just double
checking to see there's no caveats.

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Thanks

On Tuesday, 15 July 2014 11:49:56 UTC-4, Nikolas Everett wrote:

I don't believe it matters, no.

On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 11:47 AM, John Smith <java.d...@gmail.com
<javascript:>> wrote:

Say I insert a few documents that have my own "date" field (NOT the ES
insert stamp) but not inserted in order of that specific date field.

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-31..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2014-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2012-12-25..."
}

{
...
"DateMoved": "2013-12-25..."
}

And so on...

If i wanted to do a range query by DateMoved (For all documents in
2013-12) would it affect the speed of the query?

I have been testing my query and seems to be running ok. But just double
checking to see there's no caveats.

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