Hi,
If i have two indexes under an alias say "Old Index" and "New Index". the
old index contains a doc identified by #doc1, version 1 and the i start
populating "new index" (and stop writing to old index). I then index a
updated version of #doc 1 to "New Index". Now "New Index" contains #doc1,
version 2.
Now, when i issue a read query to the alias (which ahs Old & New Index
under it), which version of the doc would it return, #doc 1, version 2?
Hi,
If i have two indexes under an alias say "Old Index" and "New Index". the
old index contains a doc identified by #doc1, version 1 and the i start
populating "new index" (and stop writing to old index). I then index a
updated version of #doc 1 to "New Index". Now "New Index" contains #doc1,
version 2.
Now, when i issue a read query to the alias (which ahs Old & New Index
under it), which version of the doc would it return, #doc 1, version 2?
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