What you have to do currently (not the optimal solution) is to "cd" to that
relationship:
cd -r 468
now do your "ls". From there you can then go:
cd ..
or
cd start
or
cd end
2010/10/17 Peter Neubauer <peter.neuba...@neotechnology.com>
> Hi,
> I am trying to list relationship properties in the neo4j shell. I am
> starting the shell from the latest milestone like:
>
> .../program/neo4j-1.2.M01/bin/neo4j-shell -path db/
> neo4j-sh (0)$ ls
> (me) --<STATIONS>-> (2)
> (me) --<TRAINS>-> (469)
>
> end then list a train:
> neo4j-sh (0)$ ls -v 468
> *number =[2] (String)
> *till =[Stockholm] (String)
> (468) --<469,2>-> (Malm? C,21)
> (468) <-<468,TRAIN>-- (469)
>
> now, I would like to see the properties of the relationship (468)
> <-<TRAIN>-- (469) . How do I do that?
>
> Cheers,
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> /peter
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> /peter neubauer
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