Fetching the results from two indexes - how to?

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I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the routes
of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are under
maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are under
maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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Can you suggest if this is possible or this is not possible using query DSL
? If you think its possible, a pointer would also help.

Op donderdag 19 december 2013 01:35:24 UTC+1 schreef Bijuv V:

I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the routes
of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are under
maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are under
maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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Hi,

Do you want to search across multiple indexes (index1 and index2) ?

If do that, you try following query or comma separate notation.

Does it make sense?

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2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Can you suggest if this is possible or this is not possible using query
DSL ? If you think its possible, a pointer would also help.

Op donderdag 19 december 2013 01:35:24 UTC+1 schreef Bijuv V:

I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the routes
of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are
under maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are under
maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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Thanks for pointing to multiple indexes. I went through the documentation
and it doesn't tell as to how to join the data from 2 indices.

It looks like giving the result that matches certain queries from both the
indexes. For e.g. Wow word from different comment sources.

On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Jun Ohtani johtani@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

Do you want to search across multiple indexes (index1 and index2) ?

If do that, you try following query or comma separate notation.

  • Indices query

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

  • Multiple Indices

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

Does it make sense?

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2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Can you suggest if this is possible or this is not possible using query
DSL ? If you think its possible, a pointer would also help.

Op donderdag 19 december 2013 01:35:24 UTC+1 schreef Bijuv V:

I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the
routes of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are
under maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are
under maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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Hi,

Do you want to search parent-child data structure?
Like these?

2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Thanks for pointing to multiple indexes. I went through the documentation
and it doesn't tell as to how to join the data from 2 indices.

It looks like giving the result that matches certain queries from both the
indexes. For e.g. Wow word from different comment sources.

On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Jun Ohtani johtani@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

Do you want to search across multiple indexes (index1 and index2) ?

If do that, you try following query or comma separate notation.

  • Indices query

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

  • Multiple Indices

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

Does it make sense?

--
Jun Ohtani

2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Can you suggest if this is possible or this is not possible using query
DSL ? If you think its possible, a pointer would also help.

Op donderdag 19 december 2013 01:35:24 UTC+1 schreef Bijuv V:

I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the
routes of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are
under maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are
under maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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Hey,

check out this presentation by Martijn about document relations with
elasticearch. It should give you a couple of pointers

Alternatively, watch the video from last years berlin buzzwords:

--Alex

On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 11:24 AM, Jun Ohtani johtani@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

Do you want to search parent-child data structure?
Like these?

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

Fun with elasticsearch's children and nested documents - Space Vatican

2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Thanks for pointing to multiple indexes. I went through the documentation
and it doesn't tell as to how to join the data from 2 indices.

It looks like giving the result that matches certain queries from both
the indexes. For e.g. Wow word from different comment sources.

On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Jun Ohtani johtani@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

Do you want to search across multiple indexes (index1 and index2) ?

If do that, you try following query or comma separate notation.

  • Indices query

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

  • Multiple Indices

Elasticsearch Platform — Find real-time answers at scale | Elastic

Does it make sense?

--
Jun Ohtani

2013/12/19 Bijuv V vvbiju2005@gmail.com

Can you suggest if this is possible or this is not possible using query
DSL ? If you think its possible, a pointer would also help.

Op donderdag 19 december 2013 01:35:24 UTC+1 schreef Bijuv V:

I have some data indexed in Index 1 - for e.g - I have all of the
routes of a train listed in Index 1.

I can search the train that goes in a particular route by querying the
index 1. This is ok.

I have another index that has has the details of all trains that are
under maintenance.

So from Index 2, I can get all trains that are under maintenance.

Now the question is :

How do I write a query that will list the routes of trains that are
under maintenance and 2) list the routes of the train that are not under
maintenance.

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