Hi Folks,

I need some help with the graphs that I derived after loading some data.  


I created some data to load into my database that had about 85 nodes and 
7k+ relationships. I  loaded the data and it mostly seemed to work.


To create the data, I constructed my cypher code in a table as I find it 
easier to visualize the content. In my table, my first cypher code section 
defined my unique nodes with multiple labels and properties.  One thing 
that I learned was that once you define a node, you don't need to define it 
again.  Then my second cypher code section used these nodes to define 
multiple relationships.  This section used two nodes to  define a unique 
relationship with multiple properties.  I also learned that similarly, once 
you define a relationship, you shouldn't define again  either.   
Consequently, the subsequent Node-relationship-node would not 
redefine either node or relationships since they were already defined.     


My first assumption was that if I did a query to identify any of those 
nodes, I would find all the node's labels and properties that I included in 
their definitions in the query results.  Thankfully, that proved to be true 
for the nodes.


However, it did not prove to be true for the relationships.   In the query 
results I obtained, I did not see all the properties of the relationships 
that I included in their original definition.  I do not know why.  


Can folks help me out with this?


Thanks a bunch, 


Jose

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