ElasticSearch: Query post body not working but uri search working -


i sending following elastic-search query , behaves when sent via uri-search. post body call - doesn't work expected. kindly suggest how correct query.

this works:

get call

<someurl>/elasticsearch/index/_search?q=host:host-0

response (limited host-0)

{     "took": 4,     "timed_out": false,     "_shards": {         "total": 5,         "successful": 5,         "failed": 0     },     "hits": {         "total": 128040,         "max_score": 2.0973763,         "hits": [{                 "_index": "123"                 "_type": "log_message",                 "_id": "123",                 "_score": 111,                 "_source": {                     "host": "host-0",                     "pid": 333,                     "timestamp": "2017-04-06t04:29:44.724z",                     "priority": 7,                     "namespace": "syslog",                     "msg": "aaaaa"                 }             },              "_index": "345"             "_type": "log_message",             "_id": "345",             "_score": 111,             "_source": {                 "host": "host-0",                 "pid": 333,                 "timestamp": "2017-04-06t04:29:44.724z",                 "priority": 7,                 "namespace": "syslog",                 "msg": "aaaaa"             }         },          ..... }

this doesn't work:

post call

<someurl>/elasticsearch/index/_search

body post call:

{     "query" : {         "term" : { "host": "host-0" }     } }

response (does not limit host-0)

{     "took": 4,     "timed_out": false,     "_shards": {         "total": 5,         "successful": 5,         "failed": 0     },     "hits": {         "total": 128040,         "max_score": 2.0973763,         "hits": [{                 "_index": "123"                 "_type": "log_message",                 "_id": "123",                 "_score": 111,                 "_source": {                     "host": "host-1",                     "pid": 333,                     "timestamp": "2017-04-06t04:29:44.724z",                     "priority": 7,                     "namespace": "syslog",                     "msg": "aaaaa"                 }             },              "_index": "345"             "_type": "log_message",             "_id": "345",             "_score": 111,             "_source": {                 "host": "host-0",                 "pid": 333,                 "priority": 7,                 "namespace": "syslog",                 "msg": "aaaaa"             }         },              "_index": "546"             "_type": "log_message",             "_id": "546",             "_score": 111,             "_source": {                 "host": "host-0",                 "pid": 222,                                  "priority": 7,                 "namespace": "syslog",                 "msg": "aaaaa"             }         },          ..... }

the on index returns /elasticsearch/

      "host": {         "type": "string",          "index": "not_analyzed"       },

in call, token host-0 analyzed. if try following call (by surrounding host-0 double quotes), you'll same query post call, , won't results.

<someurl>/elasticsearch/index/_search?q=host:"host-0"

if want results, need use match query instead of term one. equivalent ...?q=host:host-0 in call.

{     "query" : {         "match" : { "host": "host-0" }     } }

in end think host field has text type while should have keyword type.


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