Inconsistent document existence between search and get?

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I have a document that shows up when using the search api but not get.

The document is in index A, with type B, and id N.

The following endpoints yield:
host:9200/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/N => document doesn't exist (returns false)

However, documents with other ID's do exist when I use the get route. I've
been able to replicate this behavior only with several documents in my set.
I have only performed indexing commands, no deletes or updates. The
document is not wellformed when returned in search.

Are any of you aware of a case that could cause this type of behavior? Just
for clarity I've pasted some relevant JSON outputs into the following gist:

Thanks in advance!!

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Did you use route or parent/child when indexing?

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Le 17 nov. 2013 à 08:58, kakaner kakaner@gmail.com a écrit :

I have a document that shows up when using the search api but not get.

The document is in index A, with type B, and id N.

The following endpoints yield:
host:9200/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/N => document doesn't exist (returns false)

However, documents with other ID's do exist when I use the get route. I've been able to replicate this behavior only with several documents in my set. I have only performed indexing commands, no deletes or updates. The document is not wellformed when returned in search.

Are any of you aware of a case that could cause this type of behavior? Just for clarity I've pasted some relevant JSON outputs into the following gist:
Elasticsearch document existence inconsistencies example · GitHub

Thanks in advance!!

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Ah! I used routing. Dumb problem solved-- thanks!

On Sunday, November 17, 2013 4:06:30 AM UTC-5, David Pilato wrote:

Did you use route or parent/child when indexing?

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Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs

Le 17 nov. 2013 à 08:58, kakaner <kak...@gmail.com <javascript:>> a
écrit :

I have a document that shows up when using the search api but not get.

The document is in index A, with type B, and id N.

The following endpoints yield:
host:9200/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/_search => finds document
host:9200/A/B/N => document doesn't exist (returns false)

However, documents with other ID's do exist when I use the get route. I've
been able to replicate this behavior only with several documents in my set.
I have only performed indexing commands, no deletes or updates. The
document is not wellformed when returned in search.

Are any of you aware of a case that could cause this type of behavior?
Just for clarity I've pasted some relevant JSON outputs into the following
gist:
Elasticsearch document existence inconsistencies example · GitHub

Thanks in advance!!

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