Thanks!
That's not bad. At some point, if we have many more edges in the bag, the
intersect function will be slow? So that query is very sensitive about data
quantity?
(The entire dataset is at least 240x more data!)
Is it possible to use an index to speed things up?
Am Donnerstag, 6. August 2015 16:04:34 UTC+2 schrieb SavioL:
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> we tried to reconstruct the query, try this if that is what you need ..
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> back vertex Abstract that are connected to NormalizedNamedEntity with a
> uuid = "DBA002026" and uuid = "NO000357"
> select expand($c)
> let $a = (select expand(in('uima_annotated')) from (select
> from NormalizedNamedEntity where uuid = "DBA002026")),
> $b = (select expand(in('uima_annotated')) from (select from
> NormalizedNamedEntity where uuid = "NO000357") ),
> $c = intersect( $a, $b)
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> this is the result (elapse time for query: 0.441 sec)
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> Regards,
> Savio L.
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