Mapping issue?

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I'm storing search terms in ElasticSearch, and then trying to do things
like find the top 5 search terms.

When I write queries to do this, instead of getting top 5 occurring search
terms, I'm getting the top 5 occurring words.

For example:
term1 = Tomb Raider: Temple of Light
term2 = Tomb Raider 1
term3 = Tomb Raider 2
term4 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles
term5 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles
term6 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles

Instead of getting 'Tomb Raider: Chronicles' as a top occurring search
term, I'm getting
'Tomb' and 'Raider' as individual words. How do I get ES to query the
entire field?

I've read all the docs and have looked at using not_analyzed and then
referring to term as term.raw in the query - but when I do this I just get
an empty bucket returned.

Could anyone point me in the right direction? I have a feeling this might
be a mapping issue.

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Hello Seb ,

Declaring it as not_analyzed should do the trick.
Can you paste the mapping you have applied.

Thanks
Vineeth

On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 8:20 PM, Seb Emin seb.emin@gmail.com wrote:

I'm storing search terms in Elasticsearch, and then trying to do things
like find the top 5 search terms.

When I write queries to do this, instead of getting top 5 occurring search
terms, I'm getting the top 5 occurring words.

For example:
term1 = Tomb Raider: Temple of Light
term2 = Tomb Raider 1
term3 = Tomb Raider 2
term4 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles
term5 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles
term6 = Tomb Raider: Chronicles

Instead of getting 'Tomb Raider: Chronicles' as a top occurring search
term, I'm getting
'Tomb' and 'Raider' as individual words. How do I get ES to query the
entire field?

I've read all the docs and have looked at using not_analyzed and then
referring to term as term.raw in the query - but when I do this I just get
an empty bucket returned.

Could anyone point me in the right direction? I have a feeling this might
be a mapping issue.

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