Boolean Query in Elasticsearch | Bool, Filter, Must, Must Not, Should, DSL | ES7 for Beginners #4.3

[@ivaylopetrov9956]

Thank you man! Great job 🚀

[@aldoaguirre9864]

y tu contenido llegó hasta Perú!. Pero que buena explicacíon! saludos

[@rushabhajain3977]

Video is good and simple, but you need to cover complex cases as well. Leaving videos with incomplete data creates frustration.

[@5palls]

Where were u man.. Was looking for this kind of detailed video for long time.. Keep up ur good work

[@Codetuber]

Always happy to help 😊

[@m1kecrosoft]

thanks! in my case, I want to filter by two different fields, and my problem was that I use the match instead of match phrase becase I need to look for a phrase, thanks!

[@divydeepneema4159]

Great, well explained

[@Codetuber]

Thanks 😊

[@user-rp9iis1en6h]

Thanks. Really very helpful.

[@RangeRecon911]

good content sir, thank u
May I ask? Can you search with multiple data types?

[@bhanuprakasharer7107]

How to fetch which is the write index among many indices belongs to same alias ?

[@yasink18]

How can I Query this part
{"a":{"b":"This needs to filter"}
How can I filter by using b columns match with "This needs to filter" phrase?

[@surendra_tarai]

you are saying contain, but it is equal to at 7:36