I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is
limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I
need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a
workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 +
field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls
suggest too.
Each doc has :
field1 float datatype. For e.g., 99.9999
field2 float datatype. For e.g., 7.991
field3 float datatype. For eg., 7.5007500800
field4 float with 2 decimal points. For e.g. 8.10
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 + field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls suggest too.
On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 3:00:19 PM UTC+8, David Pilato wrote:
Is this not working? Found it on stack over flow.
Math.round(x * 100) / 100
David
Le 31 janv. 2015 à 04:06, Lee Chuen Ooi <leec...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
a écrit :
Hi,
Each doc has :
field1 float datatype. For e.g., 99.9999
field2 float datatype. For e.g., 7.991
field3 float datatype. For eg., 7.5007500800
field4 float with 2 decimal points. For e.g. 8.10
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is
limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I
need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a
workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 +
field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls
suggest too.
Each doc has :
field1 float datatype. For e.g., 99.9999
field2 float datatype. For e.g., 7.991
field3 float datatype. For eg., 7.5007500800
field4 float with 2 decimal points. For e.g. 8.10
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 + field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls suggest too.
Hi David,
It works with 100.0. It rounds up to 2 decimal points.
But, what if we need to round it up to 3 or x decimal points?
Rounding up a FLOAT, DOUBLE datatype to x decimal points is a common
business requirement. I wonder why there isn't any build-in function in
ElasticSearh to round up to x decimal points (I can't find it from
documentation).
Here is the outcome of my testing:
Math.round(7.8151100)/100 -> It returns 7.
round(7.8151) -> It returns 8.
Math.round(7.8151100)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.0)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.00)/100.00 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151*100.000)/100.000 -> It returns 7.82
On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 4:27:28 PM UTC+8, David Pilato wrote:
And this?
Math.round(doc['totals.tax'].value * 100.0)/100.0
David
Le 31 janv. 2015 à 09:19, Lee Chuen Ooi <leec...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
a écrit :
Hi,
It doesn't work. I tried before posting this thread.
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search
result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is
limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I
need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a
workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 +
field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls
suggest too.
Hi David,
It works with 100.0. It rounds up to 2 decimal points.
But, what if we need to round it up to 3 or x decimal points?
Rounding up a FLOAT, DOUBLE datatype to x decimal points is a common business requirement. I wonder why there isn't any build-in function in ElasticSearh to round up to x decimal points (I can't find it from documentation).
Here is the outcome of my testing:
Math.round(7.8151100)/100 -> It returns 7.
round(7.8151) -> It returns 8.
Math.round(7.8151100)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.0)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.00)/100.00 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151*100.000)/100.000 -> It returns 7.82
On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 4:27:28 PM UTC+8, David Pilato wrote:
And this?
Each doc has :
field1 float datatype. For e.g., 99.9999
field2 float datatype. For e.g., 7.991
field3 float datatype. For eg., 7.5007500800
field4 float with 2 decimal points. For e.g. 8.10
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there is limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 + field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls suggest too.
On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 2:14:24 PM UTC+8, David Pilato wrote:
I guess something like this:
Math.round(7.8151*1000)/1000.0
--
David
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs
Le 2 févr. 2015 à 04:03, Lee Chuen Ooi <leec...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
a écrit :
Hi David,
It works with 100.0. It rounds up to 2 decimal points.
But, what if we need to round it up to 3 or x decimal points?
Rounding up a FLOAT, DOUBLE datatype to x decimal points is a common
business requirement. I wonder why there isn't any build-in function in
ElasticSearh to round up to x decimal points (I can't find it from
documentation).
Here is the outcome of my testing:
Math.round(7.8151100)/100 -> It returns 7.
round(7.8151) -> It returns 8.
Math.round(7.8151100)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.0)/100.0 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151100.00)/100.00 -> It returns 7.82
Math.round(7.8151*100.000)/100.000 -> It returns 7.82
On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 4:27:28 PM UTC+8, David Pilato wrote:
I need to search doc by filtering out the result of the steps below:
calculate (field1 + field2) * field3 -> result 1
round up the result of step (1) to 2 decimal points -> result 2
If result of step (2) <> field4, return the doc in the search
result
I use "script" to achieve this. But, based on the documentation, there
is limited groovy build in function available. There is no sum function. I
need to use field1 * field3 + field2 * field3 to get result 1 as a
workaround.
I am stuck at Step 2. I am not able to round up the result of (field1 +
field2) * field3 to 2 decimal point. How can it be done? Pls suggest.
If you have a better way to get it done, other than using "script", pls
suggest too.
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