Thanks a Ton !
it is working fine as u said.
i may be using other way around.
now problem is firstname/email may be blank !
so wen it comes blank(either of them) no results are populated.
i tried with should it is giving result(when one field is blank) but wen we
search with firstname and email it has multiple record rather than one
single record.
shall i use other stuffs like filters and all that to achieve this !
Thanks in advanced
Mohsin H
On Tuesday, 27 November 2012 16:23:14 UTC, David Pilato wrote:
FYI, I created a full test case here:
GitHub - elasticsearchfr/elasticsearch-java-tests: Elasticsearch Java Tests
HTH
David.
Le 27 novembre 2012 à 16:49, David Pilato <da...@pilato.fr <javascript:>>
a écrit :
Have a look here: Test case for must clause · GitHub
It works fine for me.
David.
Le 27 novembre 2012 à 16:24, mohsin husen <smh...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
a écrit :
Thanks David for reply 
Let me repeat my use case.
====================================================
Case 1 : (which is working as expected)
email : gmail.com
query
boolQuery().should(wildcardQuery("email", ""+criteria.getEmail()+""))
result : (it gives all emails where we have gmail.com)
a...@gmail.com <javascript:>
x...@gmail.com <javascript:>
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Case 2 : (now here i have problem ! )
email : gmail.com
firstName : abc
Query:
boolQuery()
.should(wildcardQuery("email",
""+criteria.getEmail()+""))
.should(termQuery("firstName", criteria.getFirstName()));
Result
email : a...@gmail.com <javascript:> , Firstname : abc
email : x...@gmail.com <javascript:> , Firstname : xyz
problem : i am searching a user who has email of gmail.com and name as
abc so it should return only one result rather than two results.
David, I also tried must after your suggestion but it is not returning
any hit.
Please advice,
Thanks in advanced
Mohsin H
On Tuesday, 27 November 2012 15:02:41 UTC, David Pilato wrote:
Not sure to fully understand but did you try with must clauses instead
of should?
David.
Le 27 novembre 2012 à 15:54, mohsin husen < smh...@gmail.com> a écrit :
I am searching using the JAVA API as follows :
Test case 1 : (it should return user with * gmail.com and have firstname
as "abc"
email : " gmail.com"
firstname : "abc"
boolQuery().should(wildcardQuery("email", ""+criteria.getEmail()+""))
.should(wildcardQuery("firstname",
""+criteria.getFirstName()+""));
result :
email : x...@gmail.com
firstname : xyz
email : a...@gmail.com
firstname : abc
here i want only one result(2nd result) that is where both the field is
satisfied.
how to achieve that?
note that user can input in email partial values as " gmail.com", thats
ahy i am using wildcard there.
Thanks in advanced.
Mohsin
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