Hi, Regarding the graph ui, it gets its data using a graph traversal from a random start point - thus if there is no edge between two vertices, it won't show them. The definition of a graph is, that there is an existing connection in first place ;-)
You can only visually connect nodes that you created in the graph viewer. So there currently is no way to achieve what you intend to. Cheers, Willi On Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 8:54:43 PM UTC+2, [email protected] wrote: > > > Hello, > > I'm a new user of Arangodb (mac os, latest version installed via > homebrew), and I have some troubles with two things: > ⁓ importing a .json file as 'document': I have tried to import a somewhat > big .json file, where each element have different fields of properties. > I've begin to import the first hundred elements, and all works. And > so, I have tried to import the whole file, but arrangoimp was saying: > "*[35764] ERROR error message: expecting a JSON > array in the request*" > so, I have gradually reduce the number of elements that I was > importing, but it was always wrong. > Until I've reach the line 390 (one element by line). > When I'm adding the element of line 391, it becomes buggy, even this > line is syntactically correct. > I have read that there is no limitations on .json array, and > Arrangodb's documentation seems to not mention things like this added *in > *Arrangodb. > I have put the two files here (https://pastebin.com/rYY2aE3t and > https://pastebin.com/26Q0hC6U ), > *So what's wrong with this line or with Arangodb?* > > ⁓ displaying graph: whatever it's a subset of my big .json file *which is > imported well*; or another document collection directly created in > Arrangodb web interface; if I make a graph from one of this document to > this document *with a blank edge definition*; and so, wanting to see a > graph of alone nodes (to link them *after*); Arrangodb web interface > seems to randomly pick one node and print it. But when you have hundreds of > lonely nodes, i.e. without defined edges; and you want to define the very > edges through the GUI; and there's only one node: it is a but difficult. > > *So how to display all nodes in a graph, even there are no edges between > them?* > Melop > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "ArangoDB" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
