in that state. I'm pretty
sure I've never some across anyone, before you, that have had a problem
with
it. Nonetheless I think it'd be nice to fix it, and at the same time take a
look at all the iterables in there.
2011/5/25 Pierre Fouche pr.fou...@gmail.com
Hi,
This might seem a minor point
Hi,
This might seem a minor point but...
The method Node.getRelationships() returns IterableRelationships,
implemented by IntArrayIterator. It turns out that IntArrayIterator
implements both Iterable and Iterator, its iterator() method returning
itself.
My understanding was that an Iterable was
If you only need to
grab a write lock on a node or relationship you can invoke the
removeProperty method with a property key that does not exist.
Thanks for the trick, Johan. This way I don't even have to bother
releasing the lock.
--Pierre
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Hi,
I have a few questions about transactions and locking in Neo4j.
When I read the 'Isolation' section of the transaction wiki page
(http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Transactions), I understand that Neo4j
provides a unique isolation level equivalent to the
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED in the SQL92
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