{ "query":{ "match":{ "title": "ceo" } } } this query returns docs that only contain "ceo", "Ceo", "CEO". But the index has values like "c.e.o.", "C.E.O.", "c.e.o" How to set up a query so that when searching for "ceo" it also returns docs with values that contain dots?

I think this filter is misplaced. Look my example that return all documents when search "ceo". PUT my-index-000001 { "settings": { "analysis": { "analyzer": { "remove_dots": { "tokenizer": "standard", "type": "custom", "char_filter": [ …

Search for documents containing words with and without dots (e.g. “ceo”, “c.e.o”, “c.e.o.”)

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revencu (Emil Revencu) November 16, 2022, 11:43am 12

Yes, make sense, but I cannot do this for a huge index (700M records).

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Search for documents containing words with and without dots (e.g. “ceo”, “c.e.o”, “c.e.o.”)

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