You can just rollback the tx if you use the transactional endpoint.
i.e. DELETE /db/data/transaction/
POST /db/data/transaction {...}
DELETE /db/data/transaction/
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 9:41 PM, Alex Frieden wrote:
> Ya sure
> I would like to test cypher statements using the infrastructure I ha
Ya sure
I would like to test cypher statements using the infrastructure I have
built in grails to test things like "START n=node(4) CREATE (m:Person
{name:'alex'}) (m)-[:CONNECTS]->(n)" have it respond with a successful
create response but not actually create it. I was curious whether there
was a
Does not compute? Can you perhaps provide an example?
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 6:29 PM, Alex Frieden wrote:
> Hi all,
> I wanted to build some tests to do create statements. However I don't want
> it to build out anything. Is there any endpoint that will toss any
> transaction you throw at it bu
Hi all,
I wanted to build some tests to do create statements. However I don't want
it to build out anything. Is there any endpoint that will toss any
transaction you throw at it but respond back with the proper notification?
(such as 1 node created, 1 relationship created)
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