I have a scenario where I need to create a linked list of nodes (thousands
of nodes). I am using a transaction to batch my inserts into the linked
list. However when I try to delete a new relationship that was created
within the transaction, I am unable to do so. Here is a simplified code
Hi Michael, thank you for you reply, that actually worked.
One thing I noticed, with Cypher you can't control the ordering by score,
but if you do a simple full text search, results will be sort by score.
Would that be possible or I'm just paranoid?
Thanks
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 11:05 PM,
would modeling this way work ?
(a:City)-[:FROM]-(f:Flight)-[:TO]-(b:City)
and matching it against
(a)-[:FROM|TO*2..12]-(b)
Having Flight nodes makes sense I guess, especially when you want to link
for instance crewmembers or passengers to the flight.
HtH
Met vriendelijke groet / With
hi,
also interested in this.
i d love to benchmark similar queries against NoSql (dynamo on aws)
could you please share a foo table publicly?
my model on nosql is
node A as index, all neighbors of A as value (a whole string).
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It is currently missing from cypher, unfortunately.
About to add it.
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Am 31.10.2014 um 16:54 schrieb Gabriel Brunacci gabr...@shifteight.com:
Hi Michael, thank you for you reply, that actually worked.
One thing I noticed, with Cypher you can't control the