simple double match
MATCH (p:Professor)<-[:STUDENT_OF]-(s:Student)
WITH p, avg(s.grade) as grade
MATCH (p:Professor)<-[:STUDENT_OF]-(s:Student)
WHERE s.grade > grade
RETURN p,collect(s) as students
better collect + filter
MATCH (p:Professor)<-[:STUDENT_OF]-(s:Student)
WITH p, avg(s.grade) as gr
Sorry, it's a bug we fixed in 3.0.2 I think.
Please upgrade to 3.0.4
then all of that should go away and you should be able to run your imports with
1-2G heap.
Your page-cahe should be fine around 1-2G you can check your store-file sizes
(neostore.*.db)
Michael
> Am 26.08.2016 um 00:24 schri
Hi,
I am new to Neo4j and Cypher. I want to write a query for getting following
information:
*Graph Description:* Sample graph schema image is attached in this post
with properties of each node. Graph contains Professor nodes (labeled with
P) and student nodes (labeled with S). Professor nod
I am using LOAD CSV to update nodes of an existing label. The label
contains 4M existing nodes. The CSV file contains 600k rows; some new, some
updates.
My Centos 6.x box has 36G of ram. Using the 3.0.1 tuning guide, I have set
pagecache to 24G and heap_initial_size/heap_max_size to 8G.
Attach
Hi Davide,
You can open one tx and then run multiple statements in that tx
I think bolt packs stuff in the same fram of the open tcp connection
Nigel will know more.
Good luck with the update
Michael
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
> Am 25.08.2016 um 12:51 schrieb Davide D'Alto :
>
> Hi,
> I
Hi,
I'm using the Neoj4 java driver to replace the Rest called I've implemented
to connect to a remote server.
In a rest API I can run multiple statements in a single request, is it
possible to do the same with the Java driver? Would that make sense?
Thanks,
Davide
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Perhaps GC? Sounds like far too many threads and things could potentially
go a lot faster with fewer threads, something like number of cores on the
server or some small multiple of that.
On Monday, August 22, 2016 at 5:05:42 PM UTC+2, gitansh...@freecharge.com
wrote:
>
> My database has around
Hi All,
I'm posting here because I'm having a problem, and I feel like my question
is too complex for StackOverflow. I've searched StackOverflow and the
documentation for a help, but I'm really not sure exactly where to start
with this, and if someone could provide some guidance, I'd really