Add troubleshooting for ML shared index problem (elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#2347)
* [DOCS] Add troubleshooting for ML shared index problem * [DOCS] Address troubleshooting feedback Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@3116524177
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Use the information in this section to troubleshoot common problems and find
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answers for frequently asked questions.
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* <<ml-rollingupgrade>>
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* <<ml-mappingclash>>
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To get help, see <<xpack-help>>.
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[float]
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[[ml-rollingupgrade]]
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=== Machine learning features unavailable after rolling upgrade
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features to re-initialize.
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For more information, see {ref}/rolling-upgrades.html[Rolling upgrades].
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[[ml-mappingclash]]
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=== Job creation failure due to mapping clash
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This problem occurs when you try to create a job.
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*Symptoms:*
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* Illegal argument exception occurs when you click *Create Job* in {kib} or run
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the create job API. For example:
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`Save failed: [status_exception] This job would cause a mapping clash
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with existing field [field_name] - avoid the clash by assigning a dedicated
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results index` or `Save failed: [illegal_argument_exception] Can't merge a non
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object mapping [field_name] with an object mapping [field_name]`.
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*Resolution:*
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This issue typically occurs when two or more jobs store their results in the
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same index and the results contain fields with the same name but different
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data types or different `fields` settings.
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By default, {ml} results are stored in the `.ml-anomalies-shared` index in {es}.
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To resolve this issue, click *Advanced > Use dedicated index* when you create
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the job in {kib}. If you are using the create job API, specify an index name in
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the `results_index_name` property.
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