Hi:
I have a document that is mapped with certain fields being nested
fields. I have use cases where I get a request which when translated
becomes
a mix of nested and query_string queries. (or nested, term and query_string
queries).
Is there a way to mix the queries ?
I am aware that a term query or a query_string can have a filter which is a
nested query or vice-versa. This begs the question :
Conceptually , Is a a query like so : Term:value AND query_string
the same as executing a Term:value query with a filter of query_string ?
Similarly for nested queries ?
Thanks for any assistance regarding this
Ramdev
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One way to mix queries is to use bool queryhttp://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-bool-query.html
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On Friday, November 1, 2013 7:45:31 PM UTC+1, Ramdev Wudali wrote:
Hi:
I have a document that is mapped with certain fields being nested
fields. I have use cases where I get a request which when translated
becomes
a mix of nested and query_string queries. (or nested, term and
query_string queries).
Is there a way to mix the queries ?
I am aware that a term query or a query_string can have a filter which is
a nested query or vice-versa. This begs the question :
Conceptually , Is a a query like so : Term:value AND query_string
the same as executing a Term:value query with a filter of query_string ?
Similarly for nested queries ?
Thanks for any assistance regarding this
Ramdev
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