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08-22-2018 07:32 PM
To display the nodes with the most properties defined, run the following Cypher:
MATCH (n)
RETURN labels(n), keys(n), size(keys(n)), count(*)
ORDER BY size(keys(n)) DESC
Representative output is similar to:
[opts="header"]
|====
|labels(n)|keys(n)|size(keys(n))|count(*)
|[Movie]|[TotalRevenue, year_of_release, name, id]|4|1
|[Movie]|[TotalRevenue, name, id]|3|2
|[Artist]|[name, year]|2|4
|====
The first row of output indicates that there is a Label named Movie
, which has 4 properties (TotalRevenue
, year_of_release
, name
, id
) and there is 1 node defined with that Label and those properties.
The second row of output indicates that there is a Label named Movie which has 3 properties (TotalRevenue
, name
, id
) and there are 2 nodes defined as such.
The third row of output indicates that there is a Label named Artists
which has 2 properties (name
, year
) and there are 4 nodes defined as such.
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