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[Dataset quality] using msearch to speed up degradedDocs query #183023
[Dataset quality] using msearch to speed up degradedDocs query #183023
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do we actually need this query to get the total docs? don't you automatically get the total doc counts from
bucket.doc_count
?my thoughts was the we just need to add 1 more prop and assign the value to it.
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No, in the first query we just get the total number of documents with
_ignored
not null. A bucket in the first query will look likeNotice that we are not doing the nested aggregation anymore, which I have the theory is the most expensive one. And yes, we do need the total documents in the timerange to get the ratio (percentages).