Introducing Neo4j Workspace We’re inviting you to check out Neo4j Workspace. Workspace combines our most powerful graph tools (Data Importer, Bloom, and Browser) all in one place to help you get up and running with graph databases faster. For experie...
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Hi All, Need suggestion on writing the performance optimized query on database which contains 10-15M nodes Thank you, M Mahendran
I am running into issues with my Desktop Browser client and am needing to do a re-install but I do not want to lose the favorite queries I have saved. Is there a file I can create a backup of to ensure I do not lose those queries. (Keep in mind I can...
Hi, I am using Neo4j desktop v1.1.20 on Windows 10 platform. Due to the connection problem, I manually downloaded the Neo4j distribution package (e.g. "neo4j-community-3.2.3-windows.zip") and placed it in the folder .Neo4jDesktop\distributions\neo4j....
I'm using neovis.js to render a neo4j graph to my react js application. I initially rendering the graph with the following query - MATCH (p:People)-[r:PART_OF]->(o:Organisations) RETURN p,o,r LIMIT 100 What I'm trying to achieve here is that on clic...
Hi all! OS: Ubuntu 20.04 server installed on an Amazon ec2 machineneo4j version: 4.0.1 I'm trying to install neo4j communiti server into an Ubuntu machine running on AWS. I cannot successfully run neo4j. There is a real mess with the ports. First: Th...
I used the following command on neo4j desktop, my csv file has approximately 220000 records and the process take really long and never finish :auto USING PERIODIC COMMIT LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS from "file:///file_name.csv" AS line WITH line.vin AS car...
Hello Neo4j community. I am not sure where to start and needed help doing my project. What is the best way to approach this scenario? I have a data list of different Cisco Routers (see uploads) and I am trying to design a graph of the routers with al...
I want to clone a graph and set the nodes attributes of the new copy based on a array of dictionary. I did the following query: MATCH (rootSkill:Skill{name: 'null'}), (rootStudent:Student{id: '9f828c12-5134-409a-846e-bbc5a6463bff'}) CALL apoc.path.su...
I want to modify an existing exact match query that takes a list parameter for filtering Is there a mechanism to filter based on any of a list of regular expressions: Something like WHERE obj.text IN [‘^abc.*’,’.*def$’,’exact’]
Hi, We have set up a new Neo4j database Enterprise version 4.3 I created a dump from the old enterprise version running 3.4 and tried to load it in the new version 4.3. However, it is throwing error 'The loaded database is not on the latest format (c...
Hi I'm new to neo4j and have been playing around with the community version for a while. Creating queries, adding visualizing data and importing from csv works fine. When I try to add Graph Data Science library according to the guide, however, I get ...
A general question regarding apoc path expander functions. In the Neo4J documentation, all examples are based on monopartite graph models. Can I use the expander functions with say a tri-partite graph model? Basically something like this: (p:Person)-...
Using the latest version of neo4j desktop. It has a valid key and an expired key. When I launch it, I always get an expired key dialog box that I have to dismiss. How can I delete the expired key or otherwise get the nag message to stop? thanks.
I'm using the result.graph() to try and get graph info from a cypher call. however, even using a debugger it's hard to tell how to extract anything useful from this API. How do I iterate through or otherwise use a neo4j.graph.Graph object? it's not a...
I'm trying to associate two lists, in a one-to-one relationship. This query is returning the following: all objects in p are merged with only the first element of r. I need something like id1(n)-[:HAS_ID]-id2(n) MATCH p=(n:ID1) MATCH r=(o:ID2) WITH...
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