Bypass 10000 node limit in Bloom / Neo4j Desktop

[Tommy]

Hey,

I have some data that has quite a bit more than 10000 nodes and would like to display a certain relationship in full to get the full picture

Unfortunately Bloom limits the nodes to 10'000 max. I am aware that this is done for performance reason but I am sure my PC can handle quite a bit more and I also don't mind to wait a bit until everything is layed out. I am also willing to risk a crash.

That's why I am curious if there is any way or "hack" (maybe something in registry or in a config file) to circumvent this limit?

Any help and hints are appreciated.

Thanks!

[sameer_gijare14]

I think you can do it in config file but you will need to investgate more on configuration parameters

Thanking you
Sameer Gijare

[abk]

The limit is a per-query result size limit. To display more graph elements, you would have to query again or expand the initial result set.

For example, to have fun with the ICIJ data I sometimes start with an initial pattern query, select all, then expand, select all, then expand.

That may not work with your data. The alternative would be to create a new search phrase which accepts a "page" parameter which can map to your data to query chunks of the graph at a time.

Best,
ABK

[abk]

FWIW the hacky way to page would be to grab ranges based on node or relationship id.

-ABK

[Tommy]

Ohh I was not aware about the possibility to 'select-expand-select-expand...'. That is a really interesting option!
Regarding the "Page" parameter: Can you point me to an example or tutorial. It sounds like that's what I want but I am quite new to Neo4j/Cypher.
Is there a simple way to query just data, that is not already displayed or was not queried before?

Thanks already for the help so far!

[abk]

Here's a simple example of adding a "page" search phrase...

1. Create a "Search phrase" in the in the Bloom sidebar
2. Use page $pageNumber as the search phrase
3. Optionally describe it
4. Use this Cypher query:

WITH 1000 as pageSize, toInteger($pageNumber) as page
WITH (pageSize * page) as upperID,
     (pageSize * page) - pageSize as lowerID
MATCH p=()-[r]->()
WHERE id(r) >= lowerID
  AND id(r) < upperID
RETURN p

5. Adjust the 1000 in that first line to whatever page size you'd like
6. Set the Data Type of the parameter to Integer
7. Try it out in the Bloom search bar page 1

Unfortunately there isn't a way to use currently displayed or selected data within the search phrase query. There isn't any context available other than the explicit parameters passed in as part of the search text.

For a longer example of creating search phrases, check out How to Create Conditional and Dynamic Queries in Neo4j Bloom - Neo4j Graph Database Platform

Cheers,
ABK