You can not JOIN.
You should design your model to fit to your needs. I mean that you should index
documents like:
{
product_id: "1111",
price: "23.56",
stock: "100"
category: "iPhone case",
manufacturer: "Belkin"
}
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David Pilato | Technical Advocate | Elasticsearch.com
@dadoonet | @elasticsearchfr
Le 28 mars 2014 à 08:42:04, Fawad Shah ([email protected]) a écrit:
Hi,
I have an index named 'product' it has two types named 'type1' and 'type2'
For example:
{
product_id: "1111",
price: "23.56",
stock: "100"
}
{
product_id: "1111",
category: "iPhone case",
manufacturer: "Belkin"
}
I want them to join based on 'product_id' and index them in either new index or
new type in same 'product' index, so eventually it should look like this.
{
product_id: "1111",
price: "23.56",
stock: "100"
category: "iPhone case",
manufacturer: "Belkin"
}
FYI,
* I have millions of records similar to above, so finally I will be doing the
similar thing for all.
* I am using ELK stack.
* My end goal is to display the combined result of above 2 types in Kibana.
My question is similar to this but the person reported this question have 2
separate indexes while I have one index but 2 separate types.
Thanks!
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