How to calculate between document

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Hi experts,

A quick question: I have two type of document, the one means 'start' of
event, the other means the 'end' of event.
The two item of the event pair has the same 'req_id'.

The two type of document looks like below. The same 'req_id', one type is
'start', the other is 'end':
{"id": "1", "req_id": "x", "type": "start", "timestamp": "11111"}
{"id": "2", "req_id": "x", "type": "end", "timestamp": "11122"}

I want to do statistic of the interval of the event pair, in this case the
interval is 11122 - 11111 = 11.
I have look through ElasticSearch DSL, but find nothing helpful. Maybe I
can write client code to do the statistic,
but I believe ElasticSearch support this kind of action.

Please let me know if I can provide more explanation. And thank you very
mush for any suggestion.

Best regards,
gtt

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My guess is that you should index begin and end within the same doc, aka update doc with Id 1.

HTH

David :wink:
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Le 22 sept. 2013 à 14:36, Tiantian Gao gtt116@gmail.com a écrit :

Hi experts,

A quick question: I have two type of document, the one means 'start' of event, the other means the 'end' of event.
The two item of the event pair has the same 'req_id'.

The two type of document looks like below. The same 'req_id', one type is 'start', the other is 'end':
{"id": "1", "req_id": "x", "type": "start", "timestamp": "11111"}
{"id": "2", "req_id": "x", "type": "end", "timestamp": "11122"}

I want to do statistic of the interval of the event pair, in this case the interval is 11122 - 11111 = 11.
I have look through ElasticSearch DSL, but find nothing helpful. Maybe I can write client code to do the statistic,
but I believe ElasticSearch support this kind of action.

Please let me know if I can provide more explanation. And thank you very mush for any suggestion.

Best regards,
gtt

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Thanks David,

So I'm afraid I need write some code to update the index by myself.

cheers,
gtt
在 2013-9-22，下午11:03，David Pilato david@pilato.fr 写道：

My guess is that you should index begin and end within the same doc, aka update doc with Id 1.

HTH

David :wink:
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs

Le 22 sept. 2013 à 14:36, Tiantian Gao gtt116@gmail.com a écrit :

Hi experts,

A quick question: I have two type of document, the one means 'start' of event, the other means the 'end' of event.
The two item of the event pair has the same 'req_id'.

The two type of document looks like below. The same 'req_id', one type is 'start', the other is 'end':
{"id": "1", "req_id": "x", "type": "start", "timestamp": "11111"}
{"id": "2", "req_id": "x", "type": "end", "timestamp": "11122"}

I want to do statistic of the interval of the event pair, in this case the interval is 11122 - 11111 = 11.
I have look through Elasticsearch DSL, but find nothing helpful. Maybe I can write client code to do the statistic,
but I believe Elasticsearch support this kind of action.

Please let me know if I can provide more explanation. And thank you very mush for any suggestion.

Best regards,
gtt

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