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Elasticsearch:理解 query_string 和 simple_query_string 查询

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前言

针对很多的开发者来说,如果你不是很熟悉 DSL 查询,那么在有些情况下,query_string 及 simple_query_string 变得非常灵活及方便。在今天的文章中,我来比较一下这两种查询的方法。

准备数据

我们先使用 _bulk 命令创建如下的一个索引:

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98.   {"title": "R for Data Science", "author": "Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham","edition": 1,"synopsis": "What exactly is data science? With this book, you’ll gain a clear understanding of this discipline for discovering natural laws in the structure of data. Along the way, you’ll learn how to use the versatile R programming language for data analysis." ,"amazon_rating": 4.7,"release_date": "2016-07-25","tags": ["Data Wrangling", "Data Visualization", "Exploratory Data Analysis"]}
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102.   {"title": "R Cookbook", "author": "Jd Long and Paul Teetor","edition": 1,"synopsis": "Perform data analysis with R quickly and efficiently with more than 275 practical recipes in this expanded second edition. The R language provides everything you need to do statistical work, but its structure can be difficult to master. These task-oriented recipes make you productive with R immediately. Solutions range from basic tasks to input and output, general statistics, graphics, and linear regression." ,"amazon_rating": 4.6,"release_date": "2019-07-12","tags": ["Data Analysis, Statistics, and Graphics", "R Programming"]}
103.  elasticsearch-in-action/books.txt a

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query_string 

此查询使用语法根据运算符(例如 AND 或 NOT)解析和拆分提供的查询字符串。 然后,查询在返回匹配文档之前独立分析每个拆分文本。

你可以使用 query_string 查询来创建包括通配符、跨多个字段的搜索等的复杂搜索。 虽然用途广泛,但查询是严格的,如果查询字符串包含任何无效语法,则会返回错误。

警告:因为它会为任何无效语法返回错误,所以我们不建议对搜索框使用 query_string 查询。如果你不需要支持 query 语法,请考虑使用 match 查询。 如果你需要查询语法的功能,请使用不太严格的 simple_query_string 查询。

query_string 查询在语法上是严格的,并且不会原谅输入中的错误。 例如,下一个清单中的以下查询会抛出错误,因为输入存在一些解析问题(我们故意在输入条件中添加了引号)。


1.  GET books/_search
2.  {
3.    "query": {
4.      "query_string": {
5.        "query": "title:Java\"" 
6.      }
7.    }
8.  }


该查询将不会被解析。 Elasticsearch 抛出一个异常,提到违反了语法:

`

1.  {
2.    "error": {
3.      "root_cause": [
4.        {
5.          "type": "query_shard_exception",
6.          "reason": """Failed to parse query [title:Java"]""",
7.          "index_uuid": "WB6fiPhGSNuVdX7zw4GJ4A",
8.          "index": "books"
9.        }
10.      ],
11.      "type": "search_phase_execution_exception",
12.      "reason": "all shards failed",
13.      "phase": "query",
14.      "grouped": true,
15.      "failed_shards": [
16.        {
17.          "shard": 0,
18.          "index": "books",
19.          "node": "tZLy82KRTaiCdpsbkEYnuA",
20.          "reason": {
21.            "type": "query_shard_exception",
22.            "reason": """Failed to parse query [title:Java"]""",
23.            "index_uuid": "WB6fiPhGSNuVdX7zw4GJ4A",
24.            "index": "books",
25.            "caused_by": {
26.              "type": "parse_exception",
27.              "reason": "Cannot parse 'title:Java\"': Lexical error at line 1, column 12.  Encountered: <EOF> after : \"\"",
28.              "caused_by": {
29.                "type": "token_mgr_error",
30.                "reason": "Lexical error at line 1, column 12.  Encountered: <EOF> after : \"\""
31.              }
32.            }
33.          }
34.        }
35.      ]
36.    },
37.    "status": 400
38.  }

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该查询向用户抛出 JSON 解析异常,从而验证了 query_string 查询的更严格语法。 但是,如果你希望 Elasticsearch 忽略语法错误并继续工作,这里有一个替代方案:使用 simple_query_string 查询。

simple_query_string 查询

顾名思义,simple_query_string query 是 query_string query 的变体,具有简单且有限的语法。 我们可以使用 、-、|、*、~ 等运算符来构造查询。 例如,搜索“Java Cay” 会生成一本由 Cay 编写的 Java 书籍,如下所示。


1.  GET books/_search
2.  {
3.    "query": {
4.      "simple_query_string": { 
5.        "query": "Java   Cay" 
6.      }
7.    }
8.  }


查询中的 运算符允许查询在所有字段中搜索 Java AND Cay。 如果我们想检查一组字段而不是所有字段,我们可以通过设置字段数组来指定字段。 下表描述了我们可以在 simple_query_string 中使用的运算符集。

>

>与 query_string query 不同,如果输入条件中存在任何语法错误,simple_query_string query 不会以错误响应。 如以下清单中的代码所示,如​​果查询中存在语法错误,则不返回任何内容。


1.  GET books/_search
2.  {
3.    "query": {
4.      "simple_query_string": { 
5.        "query": "title:Java\"" 
6.      }
7.    }
8.  }


上面的查询返回的内容为:

`

1.  {
2.    "took": 3,
3.    "timed_out": false,
4.    "_shards": {
5.      "total": 1,
6.      "successful": 1,
7.      "skipped": 0,
8.      "failed": 0
9.    },
10.    "hits": {
11.      "total": {
12.        "value": 0,
13.        "relation": "eq"
14.      },
15.      "max_score": null,
16.      "hits": []
17.    }
18.  }

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尽管发出了语法不正确(末尾有额外引号)的相同查询,但没有向用户返回任何错误,除了没有返回文档。 simple_query_string query 在这种情况下很有用。

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