Hello
In my mapping I have some String values that I need to use for text
matching as well as for sorting. To support this, I use a multi-field with
two different versions of the field using two different analyzers. To
sort, I have a keyword-lowercasing analyzer. For the text search I'm using
the included snowball analyzer.
This works fine for a normal, top-level field. However, for my nested
fields using this pattern, only the first/primary field type will allow
searching. The output from tests using the other always returns a null
value.
I'm assuming it's somehow related to the pathing (mixing nested pathing
notation with multi-field notation), but I'm not sure. Does anyone have
any insight? I have a full working example herehttp://sense.qbox.io/gist/92524e522f5096f98c59cc6f2da7ffa213433536
.
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On Thursday, April 24, 2014 8:12:26 AM UTC-4, Jonathan Foy wrote:
Hello
In my mapping I have some String values that I need to use for text
matching as well as for sorting. To support this, I use a multi-field with
two different versions of the field using two different analyzers. To
sort, I have a keyword-lowercasing analyzer. For the text search I'm using
the included snowball analyzer.
This works fine for a normal, top-level field. However, for my nested
fields using this pattern, only the first/primary field type will allow
searching. The output from tests using the other always returns a null
value.
I'm assuming it's somehow related to the pathing (mixing nested pathing
notation with multi-field notation), but I'm not sure. Does anyone have
any insight? I have a full working example herehttp://sense.qbox.io/gist/92524e522f5096f98c59cc6f2da7ffa213433536
.
Received help on SOhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/23255991/elasticsearch-sorting-by-a-nested-multi-field#23275061,
I was missing the "nested_path" parameter in the sort definition.
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