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What is a document in reference to the Elasticsearch? What can basic operations be performed on a document?

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In Elasticsearch a document refers to the ROW with the relatable database. More or less, they are similar. The major difference among them is that in each document an index can have a variant structure but comprising the same data type for similar fields is required. Whereas, in a document, every field or structure having different data can exist multiple times.

Fields can ALSO CONTAIN different documents at the same time. Elasticsearch is a document-oriented search engine platform where the documents are stored in sequence.

  • Documents can be indexed (document updating occurs here)
  • Right after indexing documents can be searched, SORT or filtered around
  • Documents can also be retrieved
  • Full-text search or query resolution can also be done with documents.


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