Just a remark. If you won't create an index on *:Skewer* label and make double-labeled nodes while importing, you'll need to create a separate index on *my_node_id* property instead, for each LabelA ... LabelZ - really not a problem, but somewhat boring I think. Without indexes, LOAD CSV for relationships is painfully slow with thousands of nodes (no surprise, yeah?)
Anyway, after you complete your data import, you can REMOVE an extra label from your (my_node:LabelN:Skewer), REMOVE extra (unneeded anymore) properties *my_node.my_node_id *(just for economy storage space and corresponding RAM) and DROP the 'technological' constraint if you wish. The only (harmless) consequence of those actions will be an extra label *Skewer* hanging in your database forever. I didn't find any way to completely eliminate an unneeded (or once mistyped on CREATE) label from the database. Maybe I'll ask Neo4j team to look at this 'feature' someday. Or maybe not... who cares, really. WBR, Andrii -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Neo4j" 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.
