kibana filters in "discover" mode seem to have "exist", "is", "is not" but no "contains" value.
Is there any way to use "contains" for a text field?
e.g. with Elasticsearch Query DSL?
kibana filters in "discover" mode seem to have "exist", "is", "is not" but no "contains" value.
Is there any way to use "contains" for a text field?
e.g. with Elasticsearch Query DSL?
Thanks
In your example "customer_first_name" already exists as a tag.
But in my case there is a large tag called text and I want to search within this field.
In your case it would be something like
"customer_first_name_contains": "mina"
When I try to make such queries I get an error....
could you share your query and the error you're getting? thx!
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