Hi, all
Assume I have the document:
{
> "id": "/Users/jason/Documents/nose/DS_Store",
> "name": "danny",
> "language": "",
> "created": "2014-03-26T14:40:17Z",
> }
And I want to use query_string query to find the "id" field with the exact
value "/Users/jason/Documents/nose/DS_Store"
The following command cannot find the above document:
{ "query":
> { "query_string":
> { "query": "id:\\/Users\\/jason\\/Documents\\/nose\\/DS_Store"}
> }
> }
The *index_analyzer* of "id" field include the tokenizer "*path_hierarchy*"
and no filter. The *search_analyzer* of it is *standard*.
Are there any possible reason of it ??
BTW, I can use term query to find the document by using:
{ "query":
{ "term":
{ "id": "/Users/jason/Documents/nose/DS_Store"}
}
}
So I think there might exist something in the query_string query.
And are there any ways to know what operations does a query_string query
rewrite into?
Ideas?
Ivan
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