I appreciate you responding to my issue. Unfortunately, do to time
constraints I rebuilt the database before I was able to do as you
suggested. As an aside, I have found that many issues are resolved when I
shut down neo4j, remove the /schema/label dir and allow it to
rebuild on startup. The one
Failures to populate index should put the actual error in
/schema/index/lucene//failure-message or similar. Can you see
what's inside that file?
On Friday, September 2, 2016 at 5:31:24 PM UTC+2, Kevin McGinn wrote:
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> I deleted the index and attempted to restart. After an hour, I received an
That sounds really unusual.
Can you stop the server and delete
$NEO4J_HOME/data/databases/graph.db/schema/label
and restart, then the label index should be rebuilt.
also please share the result of the "schema" command.
Michael
> Am 02.09.2016 um 14:28 schrieb Kevin McGinn
>
The count of 29 is via the command:
match(n:clients) return count(*);
The query
match(n:clients) return n;
returns an empty set.
ClientsID had a unique constraint defined on. I dropped it with the intent
of re-creating in hopes it would help correct the problem.
Currently, I can
This sounds very unsual.
Where does the count show 29 ?
Do you have a constraint on clients(ClientsID) ?
please note that both labels and properties are case-sensitive
Are you sure that your row.ClientsID is unique ?
Can you share the full error, it misses the second part that explains the
I deleted the nodes from a label:
match(n:clients) delete n;
When I attempted to re-load from CSV:
using periodic commit 1
LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS FROM
'file:/export/warehouse/tmp/clients_08-31-2016_02-03.txt' as row
FIELDTERMINATOR '\t' with row as row where row.ClientsID is not null
