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I have accidentally created some wrong scripted field in kibana-4 and now my elasticsearch is not working and throwing exceptions. I am looking for a command to list all the scripted fields currently used by the elasticsearch and delete the one that is causing trouble to me.

Shubham Mishra
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  • You can view the scripted fields in kibana. I'm away from my system, but I think it's Settings->Indices, and then you get fields and scripted fields. – Alain Collins Mar 28 '15 at 21:47

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You can easily/add delete a scripted field in Kibana 4.

Just go to Settings, select Indices tab, click on your index name , selected scripted fields tab beside the fields tab & add/delete accordingly :)

Yuvraj Gupta
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  • Thnx @yuvraj, But what you just suggested is a GUI way to listing the scripted fields. What I am looking for is a command to list them using the terminal console. – Shubham Mishra Jul 20 '15 at 04:10