I just saw that you have much more RAM available than you use. You're running
with 1G heap only but 4G of page-cache for the DB
You should adapt the latter to your db-size and up the heap to 4 or 8 G
depending on your use-case.
Also if you could share your concrete queries that would be more
Hi,
When I try and do a pip install "py2neo>2.0.7", I get the same error on
exactly two versions of Linux:
*Ubuntu precise* and *Debian wheezy*. The errors are reproducible.
Re-creating a clean build environment from scratch doesn't help. The
builds are exactly the same ones that I used to put
The merge is not done by hand so the rel name will be consistent every
time. I'm going to see if I can reproduce it.
A little more information:
Initially, that start node had two relationships
A-[produces]->B
A-[produces]->C
The problem showed up after detach-deleting C after which we
I have a browser app communicating via REST with a neo4j-community server
built in a docker-container using the latest image and I'm getting frequent
(5min) crashes but can't seem to figure out which queries are causing it.
The console.log and messages.log don't seem to contain anything
do you think you could reproduce it?
Could it be that one of your rel-types has an "invisible" leading or trailing
whitespace?
Michael
> Am 31.03.2016 um 23:48 schrieb Eric Fulton :
>
> That's good to know. As I've said before, we are not executing in a threaded
>
That's good to know. As I've said before, we are not executing in a
threaded environment.
Thanks,
Eric
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Single thread it should work.
Multi threaded you'd have to lock the two nodes first. Eg by removing one
non-existant property
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Am 31.03.2016 um 21:55 schrieb Eric Fulton :
>> So in this case, the query is actually a MERGE.
>
> MATCH
>
> So in this case, the query is actually a MERGE.
>
MATCH (a:SecretObject {uid: {1}}),(b:SecretObject {uid: {2}}) "MERGE
(a)<-[r:`%s`]-(b)
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Hello Eric,
I'm sure you are aware of this difference, but would anyway put it here.
What are you using to create the Relationship? CREATE or *CREATE UNIQUE.*
I have observed that CREATE will create another relationship even though
there is a pre-existing relationship. That is the contract of
We are not doing any concurrent transaction, so that theory is out.
Appreciate the suggestion though.
Thanks,
Eric
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Sure it can happen if you either create these rels or merge them concurrently
without locking both nodes upfront.
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> Am 31.03.2016 um 18:38 schrieb Eric Fulton :
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> I've attached an image of what i'm talking about.
>
> I'm not sure how this
I've attached an image of what i'm talking about.
I'm not sure how this can happen or how to undo it. Does anyone know?
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Hello,
I need to insert a lot of data into my neo4j db and I've came across
load2neo, which seemed suitable for my case. I've parsed my data into a txt
file named geoff.
Inserted the line:
org.neo4j.server.database.location=/Users/Lucas/Documents/Neo4j/testdb.
load2neo=/load2neo
at my
Hello,
I need to insert a lot of data into my neo4j db and I've came across
load2neo, which seemed suitable for my case. I've parsed my data into a txt
file named geoff.
Inserted the line
`org.neo4j.server.database.location=/Users/Lucas/Documents/Neo4j/testdb.load2neo=/load2neo`
at my
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