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H A D | SearchableSnapshotsNamespace.asciidoc | 29 .`clearCache(array $params = [])` 46 .`mount(array $params = [])` 57 $params['body'] = (array) The restore configuration for mounting the snapshot as searchable (Required) 65 .`repositoryStats(array $params = [])` 79 .`stats(array $params = [])`
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H A D | SecurityNamespace.asciidoc | 54 .`authenticate(array $params = [])` 66 .`changePassword(array $params = [])` 73 $params['body'] = (array) the new password for the user (Required) 81 .`clearApiKeyCache(array $params = [])` 94 .`clearCachedPrivileges(array $params = [])` 107 .`clearCachedRealms(array $params = [])` 121 .`clearCachedRoles(array $params = [])` 134 .`createApiKey(array $params = [])` 140 $params['body'] = (array) The api key request to create an API key (Required) 148 .`deletePrivileges(array [all...] |
H A D | SlmNamespace.asciidoc | 34 .`deleteLifecycle(array $params = [])` 47 .`executeLifecycle(array $params = [])` 60 .`executeRetention(array $params = [])` 72 .`getLifecycle(array $params = [])` 85 .`getStats(array $params = [])` 97 .`getStatus(array $params = [])` 109 .`putLifecycle(array $params = [])` 115 $params['body'] = (array) The snapshot lifecycle policy definition to register 123 .`start(array $params = [])` 135 .`stop(array [all...] |
H A D | SnapshotNamespace.asciidoc | 36 .`cleanupRepository(array $params = [])` 51 .`clone(array $params = [])` 60 $params['body'] = (array) The snapshot clone definition (Required) 68 .`create(array $params = [])` 77 $params['body'] = (array) The snapshot definition 85 .`createRepository(array $params = [])` 94 $params['body'] = (array) The repository definition (Required) 102 .`delete(array $params = [])` 117 .`deleteRepository(array $params = [])` 130 .`get(array [all...] |
H A D | SqlNamespace.asciidoc | 28 .`clearCursor(array $params = [])` 40 .`query(array $params = [])` 46 $params['body'] = (array) Use the `query` element to start a query. Use the `cursor` element to continue a query. (Required) 54 .`translate(array $params = [])` 59 $params['body'] = (array) Specify the query in the `query` element. (Required)
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H A D | SslNamespace.asciidoc | 26 .`certificates(array $params = [])`
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H A D | TasksNamespace.asciidoc | 29 .`cancel(array $params = [])` 45 .`get(array $params = [])` 61 .`list(array $params = [])` 76 .`tasksList(array $params = [])`
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H A D | TextStructureNamespace.asciidoc | 26 .`findStructure(array $params = [])` 45 $params['body'] = (array) The contents of the file to be analyzed (Required)
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H A D | TransformNamespace.asciidoc | 33 .`deleteTransform(array $params = [])` 47 .`getTransform(array $params = [])` 64 .`getTransformStats(array $params = [])` 80 .`previewTransform(array $params = [])` 92 .`putTransform(array $params = [])` 105 .`startTransform(array $params = [])` 119 .`stopTransform(array $params = [])` 137 .`updateTransform(array $params = [])`
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H A D | WatcherNamespace.asciidoc | 36 .`ackWatch(array $params = [])` 50 .`activateWatch(array $params = [])` 63 .`deactivateWatch(array $params = [])` 76 .`deleteWatch(array $params = [])` 89 .`executeWatch(array $params = [])` 96 $params['body'] = (array) Execution control 104 .`getWatch(array $params = [])` 117 .`putWatch(array $params = [])` 127 $params['body'] = (array) The watch 135 .`queryWatches(array [all...] |
H A D | XpackNamespace.asciidoc | 27 .`info(array $params = [])` 41 .`usage(array $params = [])`
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H A D | community.asciidoc | 12 it to an array.
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H A D | config-hash.asciidoc | 8 method, which accepts an array of configurations and returns a fully built
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H A D | connecting.asciidoc | 59 Authentication credentials are provided as part of the host array when 239 array. 242 and a document body. This is done by constructing an associative array of 243 key:value pairs. The request body is itself an associative array with key:value 259 index that you specified. The response is an associative array containing a 339 (`took`, `timed_out`, etc.) and an array named `hits`. This represents your 340 search results. Inside of `hits` is another array named `hits`, which contains
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H A D | connection-factory.asciidoc | 21 public function __construct($handler, array $connectionParams,
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H A D | crud.asciidoc | 50 those in the array alongside the `index`, and others. For example, let's set the 74 in PHP, the process is similar. You first create an action array object (for 195 or appending a new value to an array. To perform a scripted update, you need to
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H A D | futures.asciidoc | 60 interface, which makes the future act like a simple associative array. For 80 Interacting with the future as an associative array, just like a normal
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H A D | host-config.asciidoc | 19 `ClientBuilder`. The method accepts an array of values, each entry corresponding 74 The extended syntax is an array of parameters for each host. The structure of
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H A D | namespaces.asciidoc | 58 $params['index'] = array('my_index1', 'my_index2'); 67 $params['body'] = array( 68 'actions' => array( 69 array( 70 'add' => array(
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H A D | per-request-configuration.asciidoc | 6 request associative array. 50 configure it in the `client` parameter of the request array. For instance, the 70 You can specify multiple HTTP status codes to ignore by providing an array of 86 <1> `ignore` also accepts an array of exceptions to ignore. In this example, the 105 To do so, add them to the `custom` parameter as an array of values:
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H A D | php_json_objects.asciidoc | 38 the empty object is explicitly an object, not an array. To define this query in 43 $params['body'] = array( 44 'query' => array( 45 'match' => array( 49 'highlight' => array( 50 'fields' => array( 61 correctly output an empty object, instead of an empty array. This verbose 68 Another common pattern in {es} DSL is an array of objects. For example, consider 83 <1> "sort" contains an array of JSON objects. 87 actually going on. To construct an array o [all...] |
H A D | release-notes.asciidoc | 84 * Fixed warning header as array in YAML tests generator 125 * Fixed using object instead of array in onFailure transport event 213 * Fixed `Client::extractArgument` iterable casting to array; this allows passing
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H A D | search-operations.asciidoc | 49 Notice how the structure and layout of the PHP array is identical to that of the 51 A quick method to check your PHP array (for more complex examples) is to encode 104 with the search results is as simple as iterating over the array values: 178 Notice that the `must` clause accepts an array of arrays. This is serialized 179 into an array of JSON objects internally, so the final resulting output is 278 // Do your work here, on the $response['hits']['hits'] array
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H A D | selectors.asciidoc | 8 The job of a selector is to return a single connection from a provided array of 106 * @param array $connections Array of Connection objects
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H A D | serializers.asciidoc | 26 If the data is an array, it is converted to JSON. If the data provided was an 27 empty array, the serializer manually converts the JSON from an empty array 37 encoded as JSON, it is decoded into an array using `json_decode`. Otherwise, it 74 If the data is an array, it is converted to json. If the data provided was an 75 empty array, the serializer manually converts the JSON from an empty array 114 If the data provided was an empty array, the serializer manually converts the 115 JSON from an empty array (`[]`) to an empty object (`{}`) so that it is valid 118 If the data was not an array an [all...] |