Hi,
I have the following (json) query i use: 
{ 
"fields": ["ID","ID2"], 
"query": { 
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match": { 
"query": "", 
"fields": ["FIELD1.not_analyzed","FIELD2.partial"] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"bool": { 
"must": [ 
{ "term" : { "FIELD2": "No" } }, 
{ "term" : {"FIELD3": "Yes" } } 
] 
} 
} 
} 
}, 
"sort": [ 
{ 
"SCORE": { 
"order": "desc" 
} 
} 
] 
}
but my attempts a building the same query with the Java API hasn't been 
fruitful.The goal is to search for a match based on a searchterm in several 
fields and some fields are more important than others.
I know the basic setup:
.client 
.prepareSearch() 
.setSearchType(SearchType.QUERY_AND_FETCH) 
.setQuery(QueryBuilders.multiMatchQuery(searchterm, "FIELD1.not_analyzed", 
"FIELD2.partial")) 
.addSort("SCORE", SortOrder.DESC) 
.setSize(10) 
.execute() 
.actionGet();
but there are no results while the json query has a returnvalue. So 2 
questions:
i could use some help formulating the right Java query 
why is the json return stuff and the java query not? 
 
Thanks, 
Maarten
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                roger  
                (Roger)
               
              
                  
                    December 1, 2014,  1:20pm
                   
                   
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              You can use the toString() method of the SearchRequestBuilder to see the 
generated query. With your example it was:
{ 
"size" : 10, 
"query" : { 
"multi_match" : { 
"query" : "searchterm", 
"fields" : [ "FIELD1.not_analyzed", "FIELD2.partial" ] 
} 
}, 
"sort" : [ { 
"SCORE" : { 
"order" : "desc" 
} 
} ] 
}
This query looks ok. Are you not receiving any results? Not even the 
"total" value?
2014-11-28 16:11 GMT-02:00 Maarten Roosendaal mroosendaal14@gmail.com :
Hi,
I have the following (json) query i use: 
{ 
"fields": ["ID","ID2"], 
"query": { 
"filtered": { 
"query": { 
"multi_match": { 
"query": "", 
"fields": ["FIELD1.not_analyzed","FIELD2.partial"] 
} 
}, 
"filter": { 
"bool": { 
"must": [ 
{ "term" : { "FIELD2": "No" } }, 
{ "term" : {"FIELD3": "Yes" } } 
] 
} 
} 
} 
}, 
"sort": [ 
{ 
"SCORE": { 
"order": "desc" 
} 
} 
] 
}
but my attempts a building the same query with the Java API hasn't been 
fruitful.The goal is to search for a match based on a searchterm in several 
fields and some fields are more important than others.
I know the basic setup:
.client 
.prepareSearch() 
.setSearchType(SearchType.QUERY_AND_FETCH) 
.setQuery(QueryBuilders.multiMatchQuery(searchterm, "FIELD1.not_analyzed", 
"FIELD2.partial")) 
.addSort("SCORE", SortOrder.DESC) 
.setSize(10) 
.execute() 
.actionGet();
but there are no results while the json query has a returnvalue. So 2 
questions:
i could use some help formulating the right Java query 
why is the json return stuff and the java query not? 
 
Thanks, 
Maarten
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