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04-22-2022 06:38 AM
I am using browser 4.3.1. I have a problem in setting parameters. If I want to set the parameter as a long query with multiple lines. There is error "\n". How to deal with this?
04-22-2022 08:03 AM
Looks like you are trying to use sql syntax. What are you trying to accomplish?
04-22-2022 08:28 AM
I am trying to create nodes based on snowflake query result to neo4j. The snowflake query needs to have double quotes around columns. For example,
select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy'. I want to do it in apoc. periodic.iterate and double quotes cannot be escaped properly.
CALL apoc.periodic.iterate(
'CALL apoc.load.jdbc("snowflakeconnect", "select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy' ",) YIELD row', ...)
I found out I can execute the query properly if I set it as a parameter.
:param Query => 'select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy' '
CALL apoc.periodic.iterate(
'CALL apoc.load.jdbc("snowflakeconnect", $Query,) YIELD row', ...)
But the parameter only works if I write the query in one line. I am hoping to solve this problem in a more "readable" way, especially when I have a very long query.
04-22-2022 08:35 AM
I want to create node based on snowflake query result. Snowflake query needs double quotes around the column name, for example,
"select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy' "
I want to do it in apoc.periodic. iterate and double quotes cannot be escaped properly.
CALL apoc.periodic.iterate( 'CALL apoc.load.jdbc("snowflakeconnect", "select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy' ",) YIELD row',....)
I found out I can execute the query by setting it as a parameter.
:param Query => 'select "grade" from table where "name" = 'amy' ';
CALL apoc.periodic.iterate( 'CALL apoc.load.jdbc("snowflakeconnect", $Query,) YIELD row',....)
The parameter only works when I write it in one line. I want to know how can we solve this in a more "readable" way, especially when I have a long query.
04-22-2022 09:40 AM
I suppose you can store each line as a parameter and send the concatenation of the lines to the iterate procedure.
:params {line1: "line one text", line2: " line two text"}
with $line1 + $line2 as queryString
CALL apoc.periodic.iterate( 'CALL apoc.load.jdbc("snowflakeconnect", queryString,) YIELD row',....)
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