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NocturnalOne
NocturnalOne

Reputation: 69

OpenSearch Date Range Codes

Trying to set OpenSearch Date Range Aggregation Slice by custom date ranges. I have googled for an interpretation of the date codes used in the UX for creating these custom ranges. I can not find a complete definition of how to encode these ranges. I know what the letters mean (h,m,s,d,w,M,y,etc.) What I am trying to understand what these letters mean when placed into the structure of a custom range for example: now-1w/w -> now-1d/d. Does the first clause mean 'from now to one week back, by week' The second 'from now to 1 day back by day' The pattern I have entered does not seem to work...

OpenSearch Date Range Example

Upvotes: 0

Views: 894

Answers (1)

aswath86
aswath86

Reputation: 571

now-1w/w -> now-1d/d This means, now minus 1 week rounded off to the beginning of the week TO now minus 1 day rounded off to the beginning of the day.

/w /h /d are all rounding off.

Look here for further examples --> https://opensearch.org/docs/latest/field-types/date/#example-expressions

Upvotes: 1

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