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05-13-2019 12:15 PM
Vendor_Id | Test_Grp |
---|---|
1 | S1 |
2 | S1 |
3 | S1 |
4 | S2 |
5 | S2 |
3 | S2 |
6 | S3 |
7 | S3 |
8 | S3 |
9 | S4 |
10 | S4 |
8 | S4 |
As you can see in the above data , we have Vendor_id “3” under 2 groups S1 and S2 . So this will act as a link to club vendor_id’s 1 – 5 under a single cluster . Similary we have vendor_id “8” appearing twice in groups S3 and S4 which will put vendor_id’s 6- 10 under a single cluster . I am able to achieve this . However i need to get output in the below format to export to csv
Vendor_Id | Test_Grp | Cluster |
---|---|---|
1 | S1 | A |
2 | S1 | A |
3 | S1 | A |
4 | S2 | A |
5 | S2 | A |
3 | S2 | A |
6 | S3 | B |
7 | S3 | B |
8 | S3 | B |
9 | S4 | B |
10 | S4 | B |
8 | S4 | B |
05-16-2019 01:32 AM
Welcome!
It is not completely clear to me can you share your model?
If you know the Cluster you could create a Cluster Node also.
Than to get to a csv output you can do as follows:
MATCH (v:Vendor)-->(g:Group)-->(c:Cluster)
RETURN v.Vendor_Id as Vendor_Id , g.name as Test_Grp, c.name as Cluster
Does this help?
regards
Kees
05-16-2019 11:20 PM
Try apoc.export seen here:
http://neo4j-contrib.github.io/neo4j-apoc-procedures/3.5/export-import/
specifically if you have a query which gets the results you want already then you should run:
apoc.export.csv.query(query,file,config)
note: you need to set the config file to allow export with apoc (and install apoc) - ```
apoc.export.file.enabled=true
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