How to print the effective search query that ElasticSearch queries against after the Analyzing the User Given Query with the Query analyzer?

For Example:

Elastic AND Search is not Rocket-Science

If this is the actual query given by the user.

Let's say that the query analyzer

  • takes out all the stops word (*is *and *not) *and
  • considers Rocket-Science as a single word.

The effective search query can be visualized as Elastic AND Search
Rocket-Science

Is there a way to print this using the API of the Query Parsers

Please help. Thanks in advance.

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Try the explain api. If that doesn't do it then I doubt it. It would be a
neat feature though.

On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 9:20 AM, Elastic Sowjanya
sowjanyachalla@gmail.comwrote:

For Example:

Elastic AND Search is not Rocket-Science

If this is the actual query given by the user.

Let's say that the query analyzer

  • takes out all the stops word (*is *and *not) *and
  • considers Rocket-Science as a single word.

The effective search query can be visualized as Elastic AND Search
Rocket-Science

Is there a way to print this using the API of the Query Parsers

Please help. Thanks in advance.

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