I think I have posted something related with this before. But I still got
confused on how analyzer and query_string query works.
I have an index with several million records, and I think all the fields are
using the standard analyzer.
Q1. What is the exactly command to get my ES system level default analyzer,
index default analyzer, or specific field analyzer??
Well, I think it's common since I've tried the following:
curl -XGET 'balbalbla/index_name/_analyze?text=www.google.com'
I got the result is:
{"tokens":[{"token":"www.google.com","start_offset":0,"end_offset":14,"type":"<ALPHANUM>","position":1}]}
This means, "index_name"'s analyzer treats "www.google.com" as a single
token. Please correct me if it's wrong.
So, this index has a field called "url" which is something like
"www.google.com", "www.facebook.com"...
I am trying to use query_string query to fetch something:
If I am doing:
"query_string": {
"default_field": "url",
"analyzer": "whitespace", // or "analyzer" : "standard"
"query": "ipo.loyal3"
}
I got 2 hits, good, the field url of 2 hits are both "ipo.loyal3.com", and
no matter the "whitespace" analyzer or "standard" analyzer I choose above.
But If I change the "query" to "ipo.loyal3.com" and try again. Here are the
results I got the following results which I can not understand:
choose "standard" analyzer: I got around 200k hits, but only the top 2 hits
are the real one "ip.loyal3.com"
choose "whitespace" analyzer: the query return very quickly with 0 hits.
I can not really understand this behavior, is the problem here related with
".com" here, or analyzer, or something special to query_string query?
Thanks very much!
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