Since it's been a few days since I gave that query, I have a feeling that I
Ctrl-C'ed or something and suspended the query, rather than it been running
this whole time. But here it is in full:
db._query("FOR x in imdb_edges FILTER x.$label == \"DIRECTED\" COLLECT
director = DOCUMENT(x._from), movie = DOCUMENT(x._to) FILTER director.name
LIKE 'A%' AND movie.genre == 'Drama' RETURN director").toArray()
The attempt was to find all people whose name starts with A and have
directed a drama.
On a related note, is there a better way to query a graph in this way?
(i.e. find all vertices that meet certain conditions, rather than a
traversal or shortest path). I may have been looking in the wrong places,
but I couldn't find any examples of querying a graph directly - I believe
that here I am not querying the graph, but rather the edge collection that
is a part of the graph.
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