Lets say, I have 2 indices.
IndexA and IndexB.
IndexA has:
name and id.
IndexB has:
id and salary
I need to have name and corresponding salary to the same ID.
If you want one single document as a result, that won't be possible as elasticsearch does not support joins but if you want to get both documents, then that's a basic search across multiple indices.
What is exactly your need?
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If id from IndexA is equal to id from IndexB then increment the salary for that id by 300
But does your data look like? Why do you have 2 indices?
The index is given as it is.
We need to perform operations on given indices.
If you can't change the model to something which looks like a better practice, then you need to solve most likely all that on your application level, like:
- run a scroll query on the first index and extract all the ids
- run some bulk updates for each id to increase the value
Can this be done in a single request?
No. Only if you change your modeling.
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