Nested update

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Hello guys,

I'm moving my ES mapping to nested objects and form some reason it doesn't
update the nested types when I update the main object.

Give an example.

  1. I have two indexes "index1" and "index2"
  2. The index "index1" has object "A" with a nested type of *"B" *
  3. The object "B" belongs to the index "index2"
  4. When I update object "B" in the "index2" the data on the object
    "A" is not updated on the "index1"

By design I know that Lucene indexes nested objects and root objects in the
same “block”. So, my question is "Nested objects should be in the same
index?" If not what I did wrong?

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Hi,

Nested documents indeed need to be in the same index. More than that, they
need to be provided as a property of their parent document. Please provide
your mappings and an example of document that you are indexing for further
help.

On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 4:06 PM, Diogenes Buarque <
diogenes.buarque@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello guys,

I'm moving my ES mapping to nested objects and form some reason it doesn't
update the nested types when I update the main object.

Give an example.

  1. I have two indexes "index1" and "index2"
  2. The index "index1" has object "A" with a nested type of *"B" *
  3. The object "B" belongs to the index "index2"
  4. When I update object "B" in the "index2" the data on the object
    "A" is not updated on the "index1"

By design I know that Lucene indexes nested objects and root objects in
the same “block”. So, my question is "Nested objects should be in the
same index?" If not what I did wrong?

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Hey Adrien,

Thanks for answer,

I think that would be nice have this information in ES documentation
because at least for me it was not so clear.

Anyway thanks again for the fast answer.

Best r

Em quinta-feira, 16 de outubro de 2014 20h59min17s UTC-3, Adrien Grand
escreveu:

Hi,

Nested documents indeed need to be in the same index. More than that, they
need to be provided as a property of their parent document. Please provide
your mappings and an example of document that you are indexing for further
help.

On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 4:06 PM, Diogenes Buarque <diogenes...@gmail.com
<javascript:>> wrote:

Hello guys,

I'm moving my ES mapping to nested objects and form some reason it
doesn't update the nested types when I update the main object.

Give an example.

  1. I have two indexes "index1" and "index2"
  2. The index "index1" has object "A" with a nested type of *"B" *
  3. The object "B" belongs to the index "index2"
  4. When I update object "B" in the "index2" the data on the
    object "A" is not updated on the "index1"

By design I know that Lucene indexes nested objects and root objects in
the same “block”. So, my question is "Nested objects should be in the
same index?" If not what I did wrong?

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