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Let me explain my problem through the different cases I have.

With this query, with no filters applied, I receive results for both programs (each one belonging to each different index): confess-chrome && http-down-burst-test First case

If I apply a "should inside must" boolean query, where I apply same restriction to each program, I also receive results for both programs, but as expected, the average now has a value of 1: Second case

But, in the same last query, if I apply the restriction for only one of the programs (confess-chrome), then I don't receive results for the other program (http-down-burst-test): Third case

If my separated restrictions by program are inside a should query, why I only receive results for one program and not the other?

How should I build my query in order to receive results for both confess-chrome (restricted with globales.success=1) and for http-down-burst-tests without any restrictions applied?

daniegarcia254
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You should do like in your second query, but without the globales.success: 1 restriction on http-down-burst-test.

PS: You should share textual code instead of screenshots, as it's easier to copy/paste queries. Retyping everything manually is not a good time investment ;-)

Val
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