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07-08-2020 07:15 AM
Hi, I have this model:
Nodes:
LESSON - Properies: Title
TEACHER - Properties: Name
Relationship:
TEACHER->LESSON relationship named SPEAKER - Properties: Years (example: [2011,2012,2013])
Situation: The same LESSON can have different TEACHER in different Years.
Matching:
Preformatted text
MATCH (P:TEACHER)-[REL:SPEAKER]->(L:LESSON) WHERE 2011 IN REL.Years RETURN P,LPreformatted text
The problem is the difference from Graph and Text table results.
Do you have any suggestions?
Alessio
07-08-2020 08:18 AM
can share a sample data ?
can you share the schema meta data ?
07-09-2020 12:37 AM
Is a little bit complex, all the db is in Italian.
I'm looking for a different strategy now.
Andrew answer is in the right direction.
Thank you Dominic
07-08-2020 11:27 AM
By default the browser attempts to autocomplete any existing relationships between returned nodes, which is useful for exploring data, but can be confusing if you were trying to filter or limit the relationships in the query.
To disable this, go to browser preferences (gear icon on the lower left), scroll to the bottom, and uncheck the "Connect result nodes" option.
07-09-2020 12:15 AM
Thank you very much Andrew.
There is a syntax in cypher that allows me to show only those relationships that meet the conditions of where ( hide?!?,beforeshowing?!?,...)?
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