Hi Team, 
Hope you all are doing good.
I stuck with a question that If I want to search for a perticular keywotd 
in many indexes (not from a specififc index), then what I need to do???
Looking for some quick suggessions.
Regards 
Dharmendra
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                Ivan  
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              The Search API allows you to search in multiple indexes at the same time:
  
  
    
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On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 1:52 AM, dharmendra pratap singh < 
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Hi Team, 
Hope you all are doing good.
I stuck with a question that If I want to search for a perticular keywotd 
in many indexes (not from a specififc index), then what I need to do???
Looking for some quick suggessions.
Regards 
Dharmendra
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              Hello Ivan,
I thank you  for your link. It confirms that we can search into several 
indices or types.
Do you think is it possible to make a query with criteria on the presence 
of result into each index  ?
for example, we must have the same "owner id" into each index specified.
Best regards,
PMR
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              You cannot do a join between two indices.
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On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 2:05 PM, Arnaud Boniface 
arnaud.boniface@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Ivan,
I thank you  for your link. It confirms that we can search into several 
indices or types.
Do you think is it possible to make a query with criteria on the presence 
of result into each index  ?
for example, we must have the same "owner id" into each index specified.
Best regards,
PMR
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              Ivan, Thanks a lot for your quick response.
I am looking to have multiindex search from the kibana dashboard's 
searchbox, It would be a gr8 if you can suggeset some sample query which 
searches from multiple index from kibana. 
(As of now I am not querying from rest api's GET method).
@Group  members if anyone of us has implemented the same in ELK, plz put 
your ideas here.
Regards 
Dharmendra
On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 3:42:16 AM UTC+5:30, Ivan Brusic wrote:
You cannot do a join between two indices.
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On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 2:05 PM, Arnaud Boniface <arnaud....@gmail.com <javascript:>
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Hello Ivan,
I thank you  for your link. It confirms that we can search into several 
indices or types.
Do you think is it possible to make a query with criteria on the presence 
of result into each index  ?
for example, we must have the same "owner id" into each index specified.
Best regards,
PMR
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