it would help the community to respond better if you actually state what
your problem is.
reading through your post, it is not immediately clear if you need help in
writing the query, do you need help in optimizing the query which you have
already written or if you are getting results different from what you
expected?
btw, which version of OrientDB are you using?
regards,
~nagu.
On Saturday, May 9, 2015 at 2:05:58 AM UTC+5:30, Topping Bowers wrote:
>
> Hello! I'm trying to do a query that says "select all vertexes where there
> is a vertex through a relationship that has an attribute that equals foo"
>
> specifically I'm trying this:
>
> select from Specialty where both('Specializes').both('Accepts').name =
> 'aetna'
>
> The graph looks like:
>
> Specialty --- [Specializes] ---> Contract --- [Accepts] ---> InsurancePlan
>
>
> Where Insurance plan has a name. So I want to find "all specialties that
> have a relationship to an InsurancePlan with the name 'aetna'
>
> I realize I could start at the InsurancePlan, but I have reasons for
> starting at Specialty because this will be part of a bigger query. Can I
> not use the attributes to filter?
>
> Topper
>
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