There is no built-in method to assign custom generated id's.
in your case 833, 835 are just variable names within the query.
If you want to generated your custom identifiers, you can either do so
externally or use a locking mechanism workaround to do that.
something like.
1. Create a unique constraint in a separate call.
create constraint (n:Ids) assert n.name is unique;
2. In your queries use, get or create the "Ids" reference node and increment
the "id" property
then use the value of that property to do your own custom identifiers
MERGE (ids:Ids {name:"ids"}) ON CREATE SET ids.id = 1 ON MATCH SET ids.id =
ids.id + 1
> CREATE (`833`:CATEGORY {MyCustomId:"XXX-"+ids.id, PartnerCode:"XXXXX002507",
> MerchantCode:"XXXX_0001", Name:'ABCD', Leaf:1 ,CategoryCode:"100-175858"})
HTH
Michael
Am 19.01.2014 um 13:46 schrieb Ankit Agarwal <[email protected]>:
> I am a Database guy but agnostic to Java/.NET and rely on query language
> (Cypher in this case). I am trying to create some nodes and add relationship
> between them. I want to assign my own id value to the nodes, however I don't
> know how to do that because neo4j automatically assigns id value to all
> nodes. For example these are my create node statements where I am trying to
> specify my own identifier:
>
> CREATE (`833`:CATEGORY {PartnerCode:"XXXXX002507", MerchantCode:"XXXX_0001",
> Name:'ABCD', Leaf:1 ,CategoryCode:"100-175858"})
> CREATE (`835`:CATEGORY {PartnerCode:"ZZZZZ0002507", MerchantCode:"ZZZZ_0001",
> Name:'DEFT', Leaf:1 ,CategoryCode:"100-175857"})
>
> When I browse these, I don't see 833 and 835 as their identifiers, rather I
> see auto-generated identifiers. Why? Is there a way I can enforce my own Id
> values ?
>
> Secondly, how to assign relationships between these 2 Nodes ? For instance I
> want to make '833' :PARENT_OF '835'
>
> Thanks
>
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