I see.
Actually, setting path to `_id` do exactly the opposite as what you are
expecting:
It extracts at index time the _id value from the source document.
So, if you send a document like:
{
"table_id":"my_id"
}
The elasticsearch document id for this doc will be "my_id".
Makes sense?
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Le 18 juillet 2014 à 15:13:49, Giuseppe Longo ([email protected]) a écrit:
Hi David,
you can find the script here: http://pastebin.com/6EdQSCft
As you can see, the result of GET request is:
{name: "test"}
but it should be:
{
table_id: 1
name: "test"
}
Thanks
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