In some situations, you may see a log message or exception that refers to a store format version, and it is not clear
which Neo4j store format it is referring to. Please use the table below to map store format versions to Neo4j Server versions.
Note: Standard is the default in Enterprise and the only format available in Community. It has a limit of 34B nodes, 34B relationships, 68B properties.
High Limit is only available in Enterprise and supports virtually unlimited numbers of nodes, relationships and properties.
Standard Store Versions
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|Store Format Name|Store Format Version|Neo4j Server Version
|STANDARD_V2_0 |v0.A.1 |2.0.0
|STANDARD_V2_1 |v0.A.3 |2.1.0
|STANDARD_V2_2 |v0.A.5 |2.2.0
|STANDARD_V2_3 |v0.A.6 |2.3.0
|STANDARD_V3_0 |v0.A.7 |3.0.0
|STANDARD_V3_2 |v0.A.8 |3.2.0
|STANDARD_V3_4 |v0.A.9 |3.4.0
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High Limit Store Versions
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|Store Format Name|Store Format Version|Neo4j Server Version
|HIGH_LIMIT_V3_0_0 |vE.H.0 |3.0.0
|HIGH_LIMIT_V3_0_6 |vE.H.0b |3.0.6
|HIGH_LIMIT_V3_1_0 |vE.H.2 |3.1.0
|HIGH_LIMIT_V3_2_0 |vE.H.3 |3.2.0
|HIGH_LIMIT_V3_4_0 |vE.H.4 |3.4.0
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Inspecting a store's format
You can use the neo4j-admin store-info against an offline store to find out what format it is using. Example:
$ ./bin/neo4j-admin store-info --store=data/databases/mygraph.db
Store format version: v0.A.9
Store format introduced in: 3.4.0
