Wondering if you should not index availability instead of indexing rooms. (I
don't know how your documents look like BTW)
Let's say you create documents like
{
"hotel":"name",
"room":"A205",
"available": [ {
"from": "2014-02-13",
"to": "2014-02-14",
"days":2
}, {
"from": "2014-02-16",
"to": "2014-02-20",
"days":5
} ]
}
Could this help?
That say, I think you can compute `days` when running the query but it well be
easier and probably more efficient to compute it at index time (so on client
level).
WDYT?
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Le 5 février 2014 at 10:33:38, Simon Leighton ([email protected]) a
écrit:
I Asked this on stack overflow but I see searching around for some pointers
most questions are being directed back to the ES mailing lists so here I go...
I am creating a hotel booking system using Elasticsearch and am trying to find
a way to return hotels that have a variable number of sequential dates
available (for example 7 days) across a range of dates
I am currently storing dates and prices as a child document to the hotel but am
unsure how to undertake the search or if it is even possible with my current
setup?
Thanks
Simon
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