Multi_match bool query, error

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Hi dear, any one can tell me where is the mistake in this sintax? i'm tryng to query different fields with different match type to get better result with no luck

{
	"_source": 
	{

	},
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "should": [
        {
          "multi_match": {
			"query": "||SEARCH_QUERY||",
			"fields": 
			[
				"0": "pname",
			],
			"type": "best_fields",
			"operator": "AND",
			"fuzziness": "auto"
		}
        },
        {
          "multi_match": {
			"query": "||SEARCH_QUERY||",
			"fields": 
			[
				"1": "shortdesc^2"		
			],
			"type": "most_fields",
			"operator": "OR",
			"minimum_should_match": "80%",
			"fuzziness": "auto"
		}
        },
		{
          "multi_match": {
			"query": "||SEARCH_QUERY||",
			"fields": [ 
			
			    "2": "feature",
				"3": "ref",
                "4": "mname",
                "5": "cname",
				"6": "shortdesc",		
				"7": "sref",				
				"8": "ean13"
			],
			"type": "cross_fields",
			"operator": "AND",
			"fuzziness": "auto"
		}
        }
		
      ]
    }
  },
"from": "0",
"size": "200"
}
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Thanks dear

4

What is the error you are getting?

5

I have no access to es log error on the software installed, but we get empty search result ! I only can check server side log if can help

6

The "fields": [] arrays must only contain a list with the names of the fields on which the "query" is run. You're trying to use object syntax inside of the arrays. Also make sure there aren't any stray commas. See the multi_match query documentation for some examples.

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Hi, thanks, the original app config use these syntax:

{
	"_source": 
	{

	},
	"query": 
	{
		"multi_match": 
		{
			"query": "||SEARCH_QUERY||",
			"fields": 
			{
				"0": "pname^50",
                                "1": "feature^5",
				"2": "ref^10",
                                "3": "mname^10",
                                "4": "cname^5",
				"5": "shortdesc^2",		
				"6": "sref^8",				
				"7": "ean13^1"
			},
			"type": "cross_fields",
			"operator": "AND",
			"minimum_should_match": "80%",
			"fuzziness": "auto"
		}
	},
	"from": "0",
	"size": "200"
},

And this work "great"

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The example you show there obviously uses object syntax instead of array syntax. I guess that in this case the code iterates over the values of the key value pairs.

If my understanding of multi_match is correct, then you can do away with the key names such as "0" and "1", and simply use a list of the values (["pname^50", "feature^5"]) instead.

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