Hi, 
is it currently possible to search over multiple indices and only 
return one hit for every id?
I have the following situation: 
index1 holds docid1 
index2 holds docid1 and docid2.
When I search over indices index1,index2 I get 3 matches 
docid1[index1], docid1[index2], docid2[index2].
My question is if it is possible to only return one hit for every id 
(in the best case by preference of the ordering of the indices of the 
request).
What I would need is:
search over index1,index2: 
return 2 matches: docid1[index1], docid2[index2].
 
search over index2,index1: 
return 2 matches: docid1[index2], docid2[index2].
 
 
I didn't find the description of a similar behavior in the documents.
Regards, 
Michel
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                Ivan  
                (Ivan Brusic)
               
              
                  
                    September 6, 2012,  4:36pm
                   
                   
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              Not possible in Elasticsearch (at least I don't think so). The id only 
grants uniqueness in a specific index. How many indices to you have? 
Can you implement it on the client side?
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Ivan
On Thu, Sep 6, 2012 at 2:50 AM, Michel Conrad 
michel.conrad@trendiction.com  wrote:
Hi, 
is it currently possible to search over multiple indices and only 
return one hit for every id?
I have the following situation: 
index1 holds docid1 
index2 holds docid1 and docid2.
When I search over indices index1,index2 I get 3 matches 
docid1[index1], docid1[index2], docid2[index2].
My question is if it is possible to only return one hit for every id 
(in the best case by preference of the ordering of the indices of the 
request).
What I would need is:
search over index1,index2: 
return 2 matches: docid1[index1], docid2[index2].
 
search over index2,index1: 
return 2 matches: docid1[index2], docid2[index2].
 
 
I didn't find the description of a similar behavior in the documents.
Regards, 
Michel
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