I've just run a speed test using OrientGraph.addVertex() vs. OrientGraph.command().execute() on identical data for vertexes, but the command is an update that's an "upsert". Unfortunately the command (18 recs/sec) is 2 orders of magnitude slower than the addVertex (2000 writes/sec). This is a huge difference. Is there a way to do an upsert from the Java API/binary protocol without reverting to query-then-insert/update?
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