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ElasticSearch bool query - hundred of OR terms
I need to verify and find the respective entries, that matches to a huge list of (in my case) verbs.
For example: I have 200 statements in a csv and need to find the matching items in my index.
I can only find bool and query-string examples, but it would get REALLY ugly to write down 200 seperate statements and connect them with OR (or should).
Is there a smart way to do that? Maybe with some bash magic?
Many thanks and thanks for the input, cheers
Jonas
csv elasticsearch query-string
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I need to verify and find the respective entries, that matches to a huge list of (in my case) verbs.
For example: I have 200 statements in a csv and need to find the matching items in my index.
I can only find bool and query-string examples, but it would get REALLY ugly to write down 200 seperate statements and connect them with OR (or should).
Is there a smart way to do that? Maybe with some bash magic?
Many thanks and thanks for the input, cheers
Jonas
csv elasticsearch query-string
asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
13
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did you check thetermskeyword of Elasticsearch?
– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
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elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10
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I need to verify and find the respective entries, that matches to a huge list of (in my case) verbs.
For example: I have 200 statements in a csv and need to find the matching items in my index.
I can only find bool and query-string examples, but it would get REALLY ugly to write down 200 seperate statements and connect them with OR (or should).
Is there a smart way to do that? Maybe with some bash magic?
Many thanks and thanks for the input, cheers
Jonas
csv elasticsearch query-string
asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
13
I need to verify and find the respective entries, that matches to a huge list of (in my case) verbs.
For example: I have 200 statements in a csv and need to find the matching items in my index.
I can only find bool and query-string examples, but it would get REALLY ugly to write down 200 seperate statements and connect them with OR (or should).
Is there a smart way to do that? Maybe with some bash magic?
Many thanks and thanks for the input, cheers
Jonas
csv elasticsearch query-string
csv elasticsearch query-string
asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
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asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
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asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
13
asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
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asked Jan 2 at 16:09
JnsnessJnsness
13
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did you check thetermskeyword of Elasticsearch?
– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
1
elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10
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did you check thetermskeyword of Elasticsearch?
– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
1
elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10
1
1
did you check the
terms keyword of Elasticsearch?– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
did you check the
terms keyword of Elasticsearch?– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
1
1
elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10
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terms was the right approach. I simply create a second index with an Array of X-verbs and combine it in the terms-query
thanks a lot!
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terms was the right approach. I simply create a second index with an Array of X-verbs and combine it in the terms-query
thanks a lot!
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terms was the right approach. I simply create a second index with an Array of X-verbs and combine it in the terms-query
thanks a lot!
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terms was the right approach. I simply create a second index with an Array of X-verbs and combine it in the terms-query
thanks a lot!
answered Jan 3 at 11:07
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terms was the right approach. I simply create a second index with an Array of X-verbs and combine it in the terms-query
thanks a lot!
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did you check the
termskeyword of Elasticsearch?– Always Sunny
Jan 2 at 16:14
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elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/… to be exact though this will only work for not analyzed terms.
– xeraa
Jan 2 at 17:33
wow this looks really promising - so I basically just build a new index with my search-terms and check against this index? Will try that and give a review later :-)
– Jnsness
Jan 3 at 10:10