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I am loading my sql data tables into it and wish to get results depending upon various requirements. I am having a problem in rangequery. When I am writing this:
$ curl -X GET 'http://localhost:9200/sample/new/_search?pretty=true' -d '
{ query:{range:{price_incl_tax:{gte:1000,lte:1500}}} }'
the results where price_incl_tax=140.0000 as well as 13500.0000 are also coming.
In your case,
price_incl_taxseems to be stored as a string. It probably happend because theprice_incl_taxfield was initially added as a string instead of a number. You can verify field types in your index by running$ curl -X GET 'http://localhost:9200/sample/new/_mapping?pretty=true'Elasticsearch allows you to control individual field types by specifying mapping during index or type creation.