How can I display a value of a relation

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Hey folks,

I'm new in Neo4j and so I'm still playing arround.

The problem: I have a node named person and a node named book. The relationship between the two nodes is called favorite. This relationship has an order how much a person likes the book.

Now I want to return the name of the person, the name of the book and the integer-value how much the person likes the book, but I don't get it.

Thanks a lot,
Paul

[andrew_bowman]

Perhaps you can show us the data in your graph, and also add the queries you've tried so far, that can help us figure out where the misunderstanding is.

[michael_hunger · Accepted solution]

In general:

MATCH (p:Person)-[fav:FAVORITE]->(b:Book)
RETURN p.name, fav.rating, b.title

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