Hi,
Is it possible to store records in sorted order? I see the records are 
stored randomly.
_index 
_type 
_id 
_score 
empname
dept 
employee 
1 
1 
emp1 
dept 
employee 
5 
1 
emp5 
dept 
employee 
3 
1 
emp3 
dept 
employee 
2 
1 
emp2 
dept 
employee 
4 
1 
emp4
But I want the records stored in this order.
_index 
_type 
_id 
_score 
empname
dept 
employee 
1 
1 
emp1 
dept 
employee 
2 
1 
emp2 
dept 
employee 
3 
1 
emp3 
dept 
employee 
4 
1 
emp4 
dept 
employee 
5 
1 
emp5
Thanks
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                jpountz  
                (Adrien Grand)
               
                 
              
                  
                    October 31, 2014,  6:08pm
                   
                   
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              This is not supported yet, see 
Indexing: index-time sorting · Issue #6720 · elastic/elasticsearch · GitHub .
I am not sure why you want records in order, but for your information it is 
possible to perform search-time sorting:
  
  
    
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On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 3:51 PM, satheesh kumar cssatheesh@gmail.com  
wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to store records in sorted order? I see the records are 
stored randomly.
_index 
_type 
_id 
_score 
empname
dept 
employee 
1 
1 
emp1 
dept 
employee 
5 
1 
emp5 
dept 
employee 
3 
1 
emp3 
dept 
employee 
2 
1 
emp2 
dept 
employee 
4 
1 
emp4
But I want the records stored in this order.
_index 
_type 
_id 
_score 
empname
dept 
employee 
1 
1 
emp1 
dept 
employee 
2 
1 
emp2 
dept 
employee 
3 
1 
emp3 
dept 
employee 
4 
1 
emp4 
dept 
employee 
5 
1 
emp5
Thanks
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