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Broadcast Can someone explain the behavior I'm seeing when searching for qualified names in a namespace in the following sample code? See inline comments for that. namespace ns1::hw
{
struct A1
{
enum class E1
{
E1_1,
E1_2,
};
};
};
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
Anirudh Kashyap I am working on elastic search and I have the following situation. I have two indexes index1 and index2. Alias1 points to index1 and index2. Alias2 points to index2. I want to delete all of them. Do I need to delete index1, index2, then aliases
Ramesh Kumar Thirumaylesami I have a name field index. I want to use soundex analyzer and synonym analyzer on that field. I want to achieve both in one index. please help me expert index 1 {
"settings": {
"index": {
"number_of_shards": "1",
"provided_name": "p
User 3198603 I have read how elastic search works, to understand how elastic search works, I see that it retains the document_id that contains it but my question is does it also retain the exact position in the document (e.g. line number and column number)? Ad
1992 The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a bunch of documentation for contextual math expressions/formulas. I want to search documents by formula or expression. From what I've researched so far, I'm thinking of converting the math expression to late
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
username I just want to know what is elastic search. It is said to help with searching for data, but when I saw some webinars it felt like I had to replicate my data in a kind of Elastic datastore... which doesn't mean much to me. This way, all modifications m
Anirud Kashyap I am working on elastic search and I have the following situation. I have two indexes index1 and index2. Alias1 points to index1 and index2. Alias2 points to index2. I want to delete all of them. Do I need to delete index1, index2, then aliases?
J.Done： What is the limit length for index names? What characters can be used in index names? Thanks in advance. value: If you try to create an index with a name longer than 255 characters (or ~100 UTF-8 encoded bytes), you will get an error like this InvalidI
Broadcast Can someone explain the behavior I'm seeing when searching for qualified names in a namespace in the following sample code? See inline comments for that. namespace ns1::hw
{
struct A1
{
enum class E1
{
E1_1,
E1_2,
};
};
};
Ramesh Kuma Thirumaylesami I have a name field index. I want to use soundex analyzer and synonym analyzer on that field. I want to achieve both in one index. please help me expert index 1 {
"settings": {
"index": {
"number_of_shards": "1",
"provided_name": "ph
Jatin Badger I'm running ES 6.4 version on a Windows computer. ES itself is working fine, but when creating the index it is giving me errors. The mapping file I am using is as follows: {
"mappings": {
"household_customer": {
"properties": {
Anish I am trying to get the actual size of an index (not a store) in elasticsearch. I used index API to get statistics. GET doc/_stats
"indexing" - what is the actual index size of "index_total"? "total": {
"docs": {
"count": 1000000,
"
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
username I am new to elastic search. Do I need to know what is the setting in the index? What happens if fragments are not included, and what happens if fragments are not included. aman garg If you are new to Elasticsearch, it is important to first understand
username Elasticsearch through tires works fine for me. I would like to give advice on the problem I am having in my code. mapping do
indexes :id, :index => :not_analyzed
indexes :locality
end
This is part of my mapping. Locality corresponds to a
1992 The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a bunch of documentation for contextual math expressions/formulas. I want to search documents by formula or expression. From what I've researched so far, I'm thinking of converting the math expression to late
Broadcast Can someone explain the behavior I'm seeing when searching for qualified names in a namespace in the following sample code? See inline comments for that. namespace ns1::hw
{
struct A1
{
enum class E1
{
E1_1,
E1_2,
};
};
};
1992 The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a bunch of documentation for contextual math expressions/formulas. I want to search documents by formula or expression. From what I've researched so far, I'm thinking of converting the math expression to late
Broadcast Can someone explain the behavior I'm seeing when searching for qualified names in a namespace in the following sample code? See inline comments for that. namespace ns1::hw
{
struct A1
{
enum class E1
{
E1_1,
E1_2,
};
};
};
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
music shore It seems that in elastic search you would define indexes on collections, whereas in relational databases you would define indexes on columns. Why does it need to be defined if the entire collection is indexed? Nicole Unfortunately, the word "index"
username I am new to elastic search. Do I need to know what is the setting in the index? What happens if fragments are not included, and what happens if fragments are not included. aman garg If you are new to Elasticsearch, it is important to first understand
Broadcast Can someone explain the behavior I'm seeing when searching for qualified names in a namespace in the following sample code? See inline comments for that. namespace ns1::hw
{
struct A1
{
enum class E1
{
E1_1,
E1_2,
};
};
};
1992 The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a bunch of documentation for contextual math expressions/formulas. I want to search documents by formula or expression. From what I've researched so far, I'm thinking of converting the math expression to late
1992 The problem I'm trying to solve is that I have a bunch of documentation for contextual math expressions/formulas. I want to search documents by formula or expression. From what I've researched so far, I'm thinking of converting the math expression to late
username Elasticsearch through tires works fine for me. I would like to give advice on the problem I am having in my code. mapping do
indexes :id, :index => :not_analyzed
indexes :locality
end
This is part of my mapping. Locality corresponds to a