In ArangoDB, edges are just like vertices with special fields _from and
_to. You're free to store additional information if required. For
example, if there is an ACCESSES edge with an id of A, You can set the
timestamp on that edge just like a vertex using AQL: UPDATE {_key: A,
accessed: <timestamp} IN ACCESSES. You can also do this when creating the
edge as well.
On Monday, February 21, 2022 at 10:54:11 AM UTC-5 [email protected]
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am creating a datamodel where I need to store timestamp information on
> edges. For example, I have a user node and a facebook.com node with the
> edge of ["ACCESSES"] i.e [user A accesses facebook.com]. I need to store
> the timestamp information of when userA accessed facebook.com, I am not
> sure how I can store this information in arangodb.
>
> I have explored neo4j and the only way I can store the timestamp is by
> storing it in a list but that will cause a long read delays which is
> critical for my application.
>
> Please suggest how arangodb can solve this usecase
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