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boris_bakman
Node Clone
since ‎08-09-2020
‎06-01-2022

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Convert TTL to POJOs

08-29-2021
Hello, I know there's the ability to take a .ttl file format and insert it to a Neo4j using the neo-semantics library. In the graph, the .ttl file is being divided into its relevant objects. My question is: how can I convert a .ttl file into POJO's w...

Invalid input '.': expected an identifier character, whitespace, '|', a length specification, a property map or ']'

11-17-2020
Hello, executing below query I'm receiving an error: Query: @Query( "call apoc.periodic.iterate(" + "\"UNWIND $items as item return item\" , " + "\"MERGE (s1:s{id:item.customId}) " + "WITH s1 " + ...

Java apoc.periodic.iterate( {params:{...}}) insert large scale of data

11-15-2020
Hi, I'm trying to execute the following Java code with apoc without success. Can somebody assist me? public interface IRelationRepository { @Query("call apoc.periodic.iterate(" + "\"UNWIND $items as item return item " + ...

Apoc.periodic.iterate - syntax issue

11-10-2020
Hi everybody, this is the 1st time I'm using APOC. I'm trying the below query with APOC but experiencing some errors. I'd really appreciate help fixing/organizing my query. Note: without the use of APOC, all works fine. call apoc.periodic.iterate( "...

Nodes with lots of data

09-24-2020
Hello, this is a best-practice / performance question: I have a lot of nodes, where each node has a large amount of data in it. An architecture solution I thought about is keeping the nodes "thin". I'll explain, each node will hold the minimum needed...
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