How to add multiple term aggregation to search request?
How can I add multiple term independent aggregation to elasticsearch searchRequest in Java?
Right now I am doing it in cycle for a single field at the time and combining the answers but this is inefficient.
Is there any better way how can I combine multiple independent term aggregation into one search request ?
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elasticsearch asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
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How can I add multiple term independent aggregation to elasticsearch searchRequest in Java?
Right now I am doing it in cycle for a single field at the time and combining the answers but this is inefficient.
Is there any better way how can I combine multiple independent term aggregation into one search request ?
java
elasticsearch asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
299
Show us what have you tried.
– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:28
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How can I add multiple term independent aggregation to elasticsearch searchRequest in Java?
Right now I am doing it in cycle for a single field at the time and combining the answers but this is inefficient.
Is there any better way how can I combine multiple independent term aggregation into one search request ?
java
elasticsearch asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
299
How can I add multiple term independent aggregation to elasticsearch searchRequest in Java?
Right now I am doing it in cycle for a single field at the time and combining the answers but this is inefficient.
Is there any better way how can I combine multiple independent term aggregation into one search request ?
java
elasticsearch java
elasticsearch asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
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asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
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asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
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asked Nov 11 at 22:00
Druudik
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asked Nov 11 at 22:00
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Show us what have you tried.
– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:28
add a comment |
Show us what have you tried.
– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:28
Show us what have you tried.
– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
Show us what have you tried.
– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:28
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
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– syntagma
Nov 11 at 22:07
@syntagma Right now I am doing it in cycle for every field I am interested. Then I am connecting it to final response, but this is not really good solution since I am making unnecessary calls to elastic.
– Druudik
Nov 11 at 22:17
Welcome to StackOverflow. Please read the help section on how to ask and then edit your question, as this will help the community better understand your specific issue and provide you with a good answer: stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:27
Specifically, you need to edit your question to show what you have already tried.
– Graham
Nov 12 at 2:28