I inspected my OrientDB database carefully. It seems that OrientDB created 
a lightweight edge between parent and child nodes. However, edge 
information is only stored at child node, but not in parent node. So that 
is why if I navigate from child I could reach parent, but not the other 
way. Does anyone know how this could happen? I thought OrientDB 
automatically put edge information on both vertices.

Tai

On Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at 3:54:52 PM UTC-4, Tai Hu wrote:
>
> I just upgrade from OrientDB 2.2.0-beta to OrientDB 2.2.0-beta2 and 
> noticed two serious issues with my application.
>
> 1. With OrientDB 2.2.0-beta2, our application build for Windows 32bit will 
> hang at start up. I checked log file, it seems that when OrientDB engine 
> starts, it complained that DISKCACHE is too small, then block the running 
> thread. All other build on Windows 64bits and Mac OSX are starting up fine.
>
> 2. My application open an existing graph db (created by 2.2.0-beta) and 
> created a child node with an out edge to parent node. If I search child 
> node, I could find it and navigate from child node to parent node. However, 
> if I search parent node and try to navigate from parent node to child node. 
> It cannot reach child node.
>
> I copied this graph db into OrientDB studio and use Graph DB View to check 
> this database.
>
> select from child where name = "childname"
>
> I could see that child node on canvas. Then if I double click on that 
> child node, it will expand with an out edge to parent node.
>
> However, if I do
>
> select from parent where parent = "parentname"
>
> I could see the parent node on canvas. Then if I double click on that 
> parent node, it will not expand to show child node which connected to it.
>

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