I have been developing a rule-based graph transformation engine on top of
Neo4J (Grape).
Think of it as a declarative, rule-based language for defining and
executing sub-graph replacements.
With the rule-based engine you can define and solve certain "search"
problems, based on a "forward-chai
What's your use-case?
Michael
> Am 17.05.2016 um 22:37 schrieb Jens Weber :
>
> Is there a way to save and restore neo4j graph database states (other than by
> using transactions)? Of course, I know that there is a backup mechanism, but
> I am looking for something faster, something that can b
Is there a way to save and restore neo4j graph database states (other than
by using transactions)? Of course, I know that there is a backup mechanism,
but I am looking for something faster, something that can be used
programmatically.
Flat nested transactions (as provided by neo4j) do not help
