Option 5 is the recommended best practice for this use case.
On Sunday, August 10, 2014 3:56:04 PM UTC-7, Tan-Minh Truong wrote:
>
> Hello all, just got started on Neo4J and I was wondering if there were
> best practices with regards to using Labels versus Relationships versus
> Properties when
Hi,
a quick note on the batch importer:
does it import the relationships with an equivalent *create ()-[]->() *or
*merge
()-[]-()* ?
In order to reduce the size of the graph, I would like to avoid to have
duplicate relationships, in the sense that if a rel
a-[]-b exist, that is equivalent t
Hello folks!
I've done a batch import of 4M nodes and 100M rels.
I set up autoindexes before import, but something got wrong apparently: it
takes ages for querying a single node like:
match (n:Users)-[r:REL]-()
where n.id = 25
Please help me to understand if I am doing the following steps corr
Hello!
I found the error for failing import of relationships:
in the header of relationships should have been specified a keyword used
for automatic indexing, like:
#node.csv
id:int:KEYWORD
# rels.csv
id:int:KEYWORD id:int:KEYWORD
and than in batch properties:
batch_import.node_index.KEYWORD=e
Anyone have thoughts on this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 8:27:06 AM UTC-7, Erk wrote:
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> I have neo4j 1.9.7 running with 3 instances (2 embedded, and one
> standalone).
>
> Lately we've been seeing the following exception when writes are executed
> again
Wow, I succeeded but with the strangest way I could do:
Basically, I hadn't had the log:
concernedUser.friends.clear() // to be sure that the list is fully updated
if was not empty (although not fetched)
concernedUser.friends.addAll(concernedUserFriends) //populating the
friends list
userR
