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I am quite new in elastic search here so if anybody can help me here
Suppose I have selected
1) Category - Hollywood
2) Sub-Category - Bond Special
3) Genre - Action & Drama & Comedy ( as multiple selection will be there )
4) Language - English, Russian and Hindi ( as multiple selection will be there)
5) Release Year - 1990,1999,2000 ( as multiple selection will be there)
6) 3D Movie - True OR False (any one will be selected)
7) SortBy - “A-Z”OR “Z-A” OR “Date”
Can anyone help me in making this query for elastic-search. I will use "match_phrase" for making AND condition but the issue is matching parameters or search parameter will be multiple and comma separated (u can say).
and my index array is given below : -
[_source] => Array (
[id] => 43
[value] => GREENBERG
[imageName] => Done
[date] => (1905) USA (Bengali)
[language] => (Bengali) | 1905 | 1.47hrs
[directorName] => Alejandro González Iñárritu, Ang Lee
[castForSearch] => Ben Stiller, John Turturro
[viewDetailsUrl] => /movie/greenberg
[movieType] => Animation
[rating] => 0
[cast] => Ben Stiller, John Turturro, Olivier Martinez
[synopsis] => A man from Los Angeles, who moved to New York years ago, returns to L.A. to figure out his life while he house-sits for his brother. He soon sparks with his brother's assistant.
[code] => HLR06
[type] => Non-3D
[trailer] => https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwdliqOGTLw
[imdb_code] => 1234654
[tags] => Array
(
[0] => Animation
)
[genre] => Adventure
[languages] => Bengali
[categories_filter] => Array
(
[0] => Category 2,Hollywood
)
[sub_categories_filter] => Array
(
[0] => Sub-Category 1,Sub-Category 4,Sub-Category 5,Sub-Category 6,Sub-Category 7
)
)
Weekly Sunday 12 AM
everyday 12 AM
every day 12:15 AM
daily 12:01 AM
daily 12:01 AM
joinScreenCancellationScheduler - Weekly Sunday 12 AM
0 0 * * 7 curl <url>
goLiveDate - everyday 12 AM
0 0 * * * curl <url>
nearestDateDisable - every day 12:15 AM
15 0 * * * curl <url>
reminderOfEvent - daily 12:01 AM
01 0 * * * curl <url>
thresholdNotMet - daily 12:01 AM
daily 12:01 AM

Answer 1

To match against one of multiple possible values, use a terms query. You don't need a match_phrase query because you're not doing any sort of free-text matching.
You'll need to split the comma-separated values into arrays before indexing your data into Elasticsearch (or use a comma-separated tokenizer).
Your use case suggests that you don't care about scoring but only about filtering, in which case your query should probably just have a filter.
Sorting is not the same as filtering; for your A-Z/Z-A/Date sorting you'll need to use a sort clause outside of the query.
The final thing would probably look like this:
GET /my_index/my_type/_search
{
"query": {
"bool": {
"filter": [
"terms": { "genre": ["Action", "Drama", "Comedy"] },
"terms": { "language": ["English", "Russian", "Hindi"] },
// more terms filters
]
}
},
"sort": { "title": "asc" }
}