I am using Elasticsearch 6.2 which uses painless for the inline scripting. One of the fields in my doc has mapping: "gap_days": {"type": "integer"} And I have a painless script for search and the few lines are: int gap = 10; //initialize to a default value if (doc.containsKey('gap_days')) { if …

You mentioned gap_days should be data type long not integer, Just wondering why so? In our system, gap_days maximum value will never exceed 999, so does it still need to be defined as long ? I have the liberty to define it as data type long in the mapping and I can make the change. But was curious …

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pungent (pungent) June 15, 2018, 3:41pm 8

Perfect, well understood now. Thank you so much for your help @Igor_Motov . By any chance do you have an answer for my other question? Accessing the value of a dynamic key in an object

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