Hey Peter & P,
Thanks for the responses!!
My next concern regards using the (Node -relationship - node) information
in NIH.SM as a guide to update relationships in the LC gdb. I used to do
the equivalent thing in MySQL where I updated one column of a table with
the equivalent column's data f
I would definitely consider using a label or a property on nodes and
relationships to Identify the source of the data, in case one or the
other imports doesn't result in what you want, so you can more easily
find what was imported from which source.
On 1/4/2014 12:39 AM, Peter Neubauer wrote:
Yes,
this sounds about right. You could use the NIH.SM dataset as a kind of
"silent" slave data in the LC gdb, used for LC gdb queries but not for
NIH.SM queries. Just make sure you are mirroring NIH.SM master data changes
correctly to LC gdb.
/peter
G: neubauer.peter
S: peter.neubauer
P: +46
Hello all,
I am a Neo4j newbie and am using neo4j to model some clinical data. I'll
refer to my graph db as the LC gdb. Further, the LC gdb will be influenced
by another database from NIH I'll refer to as "NIH.SM.
I decided to reformat the NIH.SM and import it into Neo4j for two reason
