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A-Classic-Clock by Arnold_Studios is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Q:
ElasticSearch 2.3.x search_type_prefix not working properly with or without index name
I have a mapping in ES like this:
{
  "properties" : {
    "Language" : {
      "properties" : {
        "LanguageName" : {
          "type" : "string",
          "fields" : {
            "keyword" : {
              "type" : "keyword",
              "ignore_above" : 256
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
When I query the mapping above in a JSON or XML format, search_type_prefix functionality is not working. For example if I query on a field LanguageName:
GET /job_queue/_search?q=LanguageName:test
I get empty results. 
If I change the query to 
GET /job_queue/_search?q=test
I get the expected results. So either way I'm not getting any results. 
When I query on fields that are not mapped on a certain index name or index name doesn't have an index mapping, search_type_prefix works as expected. For example if I query on fields that don't have index mapping on any of the index names
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Want better food at your virtual office? Start with the basics
Tuesday, August 21, 2018
If you can't find the food you want at your virtual office, start with the basics.
As the number of people telecommuting continues to grow, the issue of eating a healthy, nutritious diet and finding places to buy and eat healthy food (off-site locations that aren't your home office or dining room table) is increasingly important.
A survey by the Good Food Institute, conducted in July, revealed that 39 percent of office workers would like to eat healthier food at work. An average person spends 26 percent of their time commuting and another 19 percent at home. Most people eat at least one or two meals outside of their office at home.
While these numbers might seem high, many workers would welcome the opportunity to eat healthier and work through the next meal when they are at their home desks. It is not that people are unhealthier at work -- they work and eat just as hard at work as they do at home.
That's the basic problem: many of the office kitchens and dining spaces don't fit well with the ongoing health, productivity and business goals of our increasingly mobile workforce.
Many office workers will spend much of their time toiling away and should be able to eat and rest while they do so, a distinction with which many office kitchens don't comport. We know that our bodies require nutrients (specifically energy and protein) and that the more of these we consume, the better we work and think.
If you are going to eat at your desk, office kitchens are some of the worst places to eat, as they tend to serve food that is consistent with the convenience of drive-through service.
The Good Food Institute survey highlighted that office-related research by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed that 42 percent of office kitchens are unfit for human consumption, saying they are full of mold and inadequate or unsanitary food preparation and storage facilities. Because of these deficiencies, average worker food intake is at 31 percent below government recommendations.
Another issue is that most office kitchens don't serve traditional foods in the interest of meeting the economic needs of their employees. This is why many of your colleagues are ordering from one of the fast food establishments that are typically near office locations.
The problem is that fast food
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