2010/9/19 Martin Aryee martin.ar...@gmail.com
Thanks for the responses. Since I'm new to this graph db thing I might very
well just be setting up my model wrong.
Yeah, since there are more than one way to model your domain it's not always
clear which solution is the best.
I'm representing
Hi,
I was wondering if it's possible to create a new relationship type with a name
that's determined by a variable.
For example, when creating a relationship knows I'd typically write:
n1 = graphdb.node()
n2 = graphdb.node()
n1.knows(n2)
Instead of the last line, I'd like to do something
Sorry if I'm saying something silly, I started playing with neo a couple of
weeks ago only, but afaik relationships can only be created using enums
because of the nature of enums (representing fixed set of constants) and how
that helps to maintain consistent relationship types that your
Hi,
you can easily create a relationship type with a name that is not
detemined from an enum. In fact, you can use any string.
You have to create a DynamicRelationshipType
(http://api.neo4j.org/current/org/neo4j/graphdb/DynamicRelationshipType.html).
You can then write:
relationship_type =
Thanks for the responses. Since I'm new to this graph db thing I might very
well just be setting up my model wrong.
I'm representing a group of scientists and want to somehow capture the list of
publications they have coauthored. Each publication has a set of keywords
representing research
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