I'm pretty new to elasticsearch and I'm using the Perl libraries [thanks
for those CG!] to build queries. I'm dumping the output of the built
queries before using them. In the case below the query gets built but then
produces:
nested: QueryParsingException[[follow] No query registered for [query]]; }]
I'm guessing that there's maybe too much nesting and parser believes that
I'm using a named query? Anyway, any commentary from someone with more
experience would be very helpful. Best regards Hugh Barnard
On Sunday, January 20, 2013 10:11:41 AM UTC-5, Hugh Barnard wrote:
Hi folks
I'm pretty new to elasticsearch and I'm using the Perl libraries [thanks
for those CG!] to build queries. I'm dumping the output of the built
queries before using them. In the case below the query gets built but then
produces:
nested: QueryParsingException[[follow] No query registered for [query]];
}]
I'm guessing that there's maybe too much nesting and parser believes that
I'm using a named query? Anyway, any commentary from someone with more
experience would be very helpful. Best regards Hugh Barnard
On Sunday, January 20, 2013 10:11:41 AM UTC-5, Hugh Barnard wrote:
Hi folks
I'm pretty new to elasticsearch and I'm using the Perl libraries [thanks
for those CG!] to build queries. I'm dumping the output of the built
queries before using them. In the case below the query gets built but then
produces:
nested: QueryParsingException[[follow] No query registered for [query]];
}]
I'm guessing that there's maybe too much nesting and parser believes that
I'm using a named query? Anyway, any commentary from someone with more
experience would be very helpful. Best regards Hugh Barnard
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