Hello
please is the MODE aggregation function is implemented in cypher and can be
use directly such as SUM or AVG function??
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Hi Siddharta,
That was one other option but seems like a lot more expensive affair was
looking something cheaper like exclude indexes during the import.
George S
On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 11:56 AM, Siddhartha Sahu
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> Hi George. How about exporting the data you want as
Hi George. How about exporting the data you want as csv files and importing
them using the neo4j-import tool?
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Thanks a lot Chris and Micheal.
I read that lucene indexes would be migrated. But I did not want to migrate
any of the indexes but instead rebuild all the indexes to use natives where
ever possible.
All I am looking for is just to migrate the Nodes,Relationships and Labels
and nothing else and
Existing indexes are kept in Lucene on upgrade. If you want to switch to the
native schema index implementation, you opt-in on a per index basis by dropping
and recreating the relevant schema indexes.
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> On 3 Apr 2018, at 14.35, 'Michael Hunger'
Hi George,
The indexes are migrated automatically.
If you already have schema indexes that will be taken care of.
Michael
On Fri, Mar 30, 2018 at 3:14 PM, Lexia Fantasy
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> Hi all,
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> I have a neo4j database which is currently running on 2.3.11. Now I am
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You should be able to use regular Gremlin Drivers for .Net with Gremlin
Server.
On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 7:23 AM, wrote:
> Is there any dotnet library to connect to Neo4J Database using "Gremlin
> Queries".I could see dotnet library "Neo4K.Driver.dll".
> I guess this
Hi,
You could do two things:
1. Mark the last run with a dedicated label, that you update if you insert
new data.
And use that label for querying for the last one.
e.g.
OPTIONAL MATCH (n:HP:Last) WHERE n.id = $id REMOVE n:Last
CREATE (n:HP:Last {id:$id, })
MATCH (a:HP:Last) WHERE
Hi all,
I have a neo4j database which is currently running on 2.3.11. Now I am
thinking of using the 3.x version. I am thinking of doing this
Take an online back up of data from neo4j 2.x then
use import tool in 3.x to import the data and turn on db store migration on.
But my requirement is
Is there any dotnet library to connect to Neo4J Database using "Gremlin
Queries".I could see dotnet library "Neo4K.Driver.dll".
I guess this DLL supports only Cypher queries? Is there anyway I can use
"Gremlin Query" using dotnet library?
Thanks,
Anoop
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I am new to Neo4j Cypher queries. I am getting HPALM data in Neo4j & then
rendering it on grafana. HPALM creates a new row with every test run under
the same "test-id". Due to this the summary test status shows wrong count
due to duplicate entries with one row showing as status=Passed (latest
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