How do you want them to be returned. Is this good enough?
MATCH (root:Customer)-[r*]->(child)
WHERE root.id = {custId}
AND NOT type(r) IN ["exception1", "exception2", "exception3"]
RETURN *
Wes
On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 1:40 PM, Christopher Hydak <chy...@identropy.com>wrote:
> My graph is constructed with separate trees, which indicate customers.
> Almost all nodes and relationships under that customer should not connect
> to anything outside of the tree. Other than recursively calling neo4j for
> each node in the tree, is there a good cypher query to find the nodes and
> relationships under the tree starting at the root of the tree? The depth
> is unknown at this time, but can be (for now) assumed to be < 15. There
> are about 120 relationship types, and these are variable, so we can't
> explicitly list those. There are some (like 3 exceptions) that I would
> like to exclude based upon the relationship name.
>
> Thanks,
> Christopher
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