Hello,
I'm trying to come up with a query that will search multiple fields, using
the 'and' operator and the cross_fieds type. My goal is that a search for
"quick brown fox" will match documents where all 3 of those words are found
but not necessarily in the same field. This works fine if the field list i
give the multi_match query are all the same analyzer, although does NOT
work when some of the fields are different analyzers. I've read in the
documentation that this is because ES will group by analyzer and then do a
bool query.
Is there some other query/parameter that would allow me to do what I want
here? I'm currently not worried about the scoring and just the matching if
that makes any difference.
-Mike
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You could use a "text_query" query type, and enable dis-max, or use the
dis_max query type; that will return the "best" documents for multiple
fields and multiple words, as you seem to describe
Anne
On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 10:22 PM, Mike Topper topper@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to come up with a query that will search multiple fields, using
the 'and' operator and the cross_fieds type. My goal is that a search for
"quick brown fox" will match documents where all 3 of those words are found
but not necessarily in the same field. This works fine if the field list i
give the multi_match query are all the same analyzer, although does NOT
work when some of the fields are different analyzers. I've read in the
documentation that this is because ES will group by analyzer and then do a
bool query.
Is there some other query/parameter that would allow me to do what I want
here? I'm currently not worried about the scoring and just the matching if
that makes any difference.
-Mike
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