Phrase wildcard search

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We have a requirement to phrase wildcard search in elastic search.
The requirement is to search for lets say search for "Barce* Me*i" and it
should give any document which has "Barcelona Messi" in a phrase in ANY
field.
We have been able to do it using span near with slop 0, and it works fine .
The issue is that it works only on a particular field of the document.
The question is how can we make it work for any field in the document?

We tried to create a SPAN near query for each field and then encompass the
whole in a boolean query but it does not work.

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My quey is something like this :

"query":
{
"span_near":
{"clauses":
[

{"span_multi":{"match":{"wildcard":{"name":{"wildcard":"comp*"}}}}}
,{"span_multi":{"match":{"wildcard":{"name":{"wildcard":"engaged"}}}}}
]
,"slop":0 ,"in_order":true,"collect_payloads":false
}
}

here I am searching for "comp* engaged" as a phrase wildcard in name field.
If I have multiple fields how do I do it? If I have to boost some field is
there a way?

On Tuesday, September 9, 2014 11:02:27 AM UTC-7, Amish Asthana wrote:

We have a requirement to phrase wildcard search in Elasticsearch.
The requirement is to search for lets say search for "Barce* Me*i" and it
should give any document which has "Barcelona Messi" in a phrase in ANY
field.
We have been able to do it using span near with slop 0, and it works fine .
The issue is that it works only on a particular field of the document.
The question is how can we make it work for any field in the document?

We tried to create a SPAN near query for each field and then encompass the
whole in a boolean query but it does not work.

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