hi michael, thanks ! The following worked for me :
export-graphml -o "c:/neo4jdata/test.graphml" -r
so indeed no url format, forward slashed and the -r option was required also
reg koen
2015-03-09 19:09 GMT+01:00 Michael Hunger
:
> I think the difference is that import-graphml can read from
This looks like the relevant portion of the log:
2015-03-09 21:19:18.514+ INFO [o.n.s.e.EnterpriseNeoServer]: Setting
startup timeout to: 12ms based on 12
2015-03-09 21:19:18.741+ INFO [o.n.k.i.s.StoreMigrationTool]: Starting
upgrade of database store files
2015-03-09 21:19:18.
I use SSD on a Debian Server with every sort configuration still at its
default value.
Index creation was fast: 524ms.
Count is very slow and it doesn't use any index:
Planner COST
EagerAggregation
|
+AllNodesScan
+--+---+++-
I'm observing it's become faster now: I'm wondering if it performed some
sort of computation the very first time I tryed to access the db?
Il giorno martedì 10 marzo 2015 00:55:41 UTC+1, Michael Hunger ha scritto:
>
> Oh and the counting doesn't use an index (right now, it might use the
> kern
Oh and the counting doesn't use an index (right now, it might use the
kernel statistics at some point).
On Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at 12:41:12 AM UTC+1, Lorenzo Speranzoni
(@inserpio) wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I'm testing performances on a 1 Billion nodes database.
>
> To create nodes I used Michae
Can you try to get a thread dump for the connecting?
Also did you run this on an SSD or HDD? SSD should be much faster! I took
only 40s for me with 12 cores. Maxing out an SSD raid at 1G/s.
The index will take a while, that's true
And the cypher statement will pull through 1bn nodes into memory
Hi All,
I'm testing performances on a 1 Billion nodes database.
To create nodes I used Michael Hunger's code here:
https://gist.github.com/jexp/0ff850ab2ce41c9ca5e6
The import when really well: it took 5m 22s 235ms
But when I try to connect to the just created database via shell, I took
reall
yes, you're right
could you check the graph.db/messages.log file?
Thanks so much.
Michael
> Am 09.03.2015 um 22:26 schrieb b...@levelstory.com:
>
> I'm trying to test out the new Release Candidate of 2.2 but it won't upgrade
> my database from 2.1.6. I've made sure to shut down the 2.1.6 dat
I'm trying to test out the new Release Candidate of 2.2 but it won't
upgrade my database from 2.1.6. I've made sure to shut down the 2.1.6
database cleanly:
dev:~/Downloads/neo4j-enterprise-2.1.6/bin$ sudo ./neo4j stop
Stopping Neo4j Server [3940]... done
And made sure to allow for store u
I think the difference is that import-graphml can read from an URL but as you
can't write to an URL the export only supports normal path syntax.
ie. "c:\neo4jdata\test.graphml"
Michael
> Am 09.03.2015 um 16:46 schrieb koen :
>
> Hi, when i perform an import-graphml it works fine but with expor
Hi, when i perform an import-graphml it works fine but with export-graphml
i keep getting an error on the filename (w7)
- neo4j-sh (?)$ import-graphml -i "file:///c:/neo4jdata/test.graphml"
- ==> GraphML-Import file file:///c:/neo4jdata/test.graphml rel-type
RELATED_TO batch-size 4 us
Hi all,
I have just started using Neo4j.Now I am working with Cypher queries.Here I
am deeply twisted with one intersection query. Here I have Two labels
called SourceTwittername And DestTwittername.
SourceTwittername consist of following
nodes(source1,source2,source3,source4,source5) and
Dest
Currently you can only use the conversion functions like
toString, toFloat, toInt
Michael
> Am 09.03.2015 um 08:50 schrieb FERHAT Ilyes :
>
> I wonder if it's possible to specify the type of data while inserting in the
> database( for example: integer, long, string, ... ) using CYPHER queries,
It was just a typo in the case statement which you could have found yourself if
you read the error message correctly.
MATCH
(genre:Genre)-[:HAS_CHANNEL]->(channel:Channel)-[:HAS_PROGRAM]->(program:Program)-[:HAS_SUBSCRIBER_JOINED]->(subscriber:Subscriber),
(totalViewTime:TotalViewTime),
(subscr
I wonder if it's possible to specify the type of data while inserting in the
database( for example: integer, long, string, ... ) using CYPHER queries, just
like the relational database?!
Thank you.
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