Here's some additional context. I'm using Neo4j to store connections between
different contacts in different network groups. As a simple example, User A
may be connected to User B in Network A and Network B, but not Network C. This
would be represented by 2 nodes (one for each user) and 2
Hi,
Here's some additional context. I'm using Neo4j to store connections between
different contacts in different network groups. As a simple example, User A
may be connected to User B in Network A and Network B, but not Network C.
This would be represented by 2 nodes (one for each user)
Hi Peter,
Those use cases do sound feasible. The first one, finding all of 123's
friends named Bob, you can do in different ways. You could iterate the
relationships on 123 finding the friends and do the filtering/matching
manually, or you could do a depth 1 traversal with some constraints,
or,
Hello,
Is there a high-performance way to search/lookup users within the relationships
of a given user? This is assuming that the relevant properties have been
indexed.
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Peter,
Just to understand the issue at hand, what does your graph look like? What
problem do you want to solve? Do you have User nodes connected with some
type of relationship, and want to find all users connected to a given user,
who e.g. have an age property with a value greater than 30?
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