Hi,
to reproduce your graph in OrientDB you can use this commands:
create class Person extends V
create property Person.name string
insert into Person(name) values ("A"),("B"),("C")
create class connect extends E
create edge connect from (select from Person where name="A") to (select from
Person where name="B")
create edge connect from (select from Person where name="A") to (select from
Person where name="C")
create edge connect from (select from Person where name="B") to (select from
Person where name="C")
create edge connect from (select from Person where name="C") to (select from
Person where name="B")
to create the edges you can also use the @rid like in the example below:
create edge connect from #12:0 to #12:1
create edge connect from #12:0 to #12:2
create edge connect from #12:1 to #12:2
create edge connect from #12:2 to #12:1
this is the result:
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In my opinion you can avoid the double edge between B and C because with
the edges you can traverse vertices in both directions using this commands:
in(), out() and both().
But it's fine as well.
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