Thanks Binh,
The problem is that these aren't not the only one case which I want to
aggregating them that way is rather complicated.
So, there is a chance to do that in ES 1.0. I'm going to start its
installation.
Chers,
Raúl.
On Friday, February 7, 2014 2:41:22 PM UTC+1, Binh Ly wrote:
>
> Raul,
>
> Unfortunately, the terms_stats facet does not support scripting the terms
> key. You can try aggregations (ES 1.0) or if you want to use term_stats
> facet, you will need to introduce an extra field that is a combination of
> product and campaign to your JSON documents.
>
> {"total": 10,"product": 1,"campaign": 1,"product_campaign": "11"},
> {"total": 10,"product": 1,"campaign": 2,"product_campaign": "12"},
> {"total": 10,"product": 1,"campaign": 1,"product_campaign": "11"},
> {"total": 10,"product": 2,"campaign": 1,"product_campaign": "21"}
>
> And then
>
> "x": {
> "terms_stats": {
> "key_field": [
> "product_campaign"
> ],
> "value_field": "total"
> }
>
>
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