Add aggregations functionality
Expose functionality equivalent to Elasticsearch aggregations
AdminThe Azure Team on UserVoice
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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Thank you for your feedback. We’re considering this for a future release of Azure Search.
Thanks,
Mike
Azure Search Product Team
8 comments
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Thanks for the feedback. We would consider this the same request as aggregation support. Please let us know if you disagree.
Thanks,
Mike Carter
Azure Search Product Team -
Vinod Teppala
commented
Is there any thing in Azure Search that gives me stats on fields of an index. In Solr we have stats.field to give stats on each field in a collection/index.
i want to get statistics on field of index like max value, min value, sum, avg , count, distinct values... (all these are provided by apache solr on each field)
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Jacques
commented
I am amazed at how long these reviews take. This idea was shared in 2015 and now in 2018 its still under review?? No wonder people want to move away from it.
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Steve Cul commented
Critical for us too - definitely need aggregations.
I need to do the simplest of things - get the min/max price aggregation of a search result
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46327897/azure-search-price-range-min-max-value-calculation
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Anonymous
commented
Don't know if elastic does this but I want to be able to do window aggregations ie row_number() over (partition by productId order by updateDate desc) and then select using a filter on the date and where the row_number function = 1 so that I can index a history of records but at any time select the ones that are relevant at a certain date
e.g.
productId, status, updateDate
Prod1, 3, '2011-01-01'
Prod1, 4, '2011-04-01'
Prod2, 2, '2010-10-01'
Prod2, 1, '2013-02-01'in my index
so if I wanted to get products at 2011-02-01 I would see Prod1 with status 3 and Prod2 with status 2. If I wanted to get products at 2011-06-01 I would see Prod1 with status 4 and Prod2 with status 2 etc
Is this possible even in elastic? -
Rajag
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We've guid values in a field we index and we want to group by that field to get counts after applying some filter conditions. The lack of this is a big blocker for us to use azure search and we've to look at elastic search solutions
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Shafqat Khan
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Aggregations are a cool and desired feature of elastic search. We need it for our solution and the only reason we will be using plain elastic search over Azure Search is Aggregations.
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Paul Lee
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This is a critical requirement for our implementation. It would be great if Azure Search would add this. Right now, this is one of the key factors that may lead us to switch to AWS.