Just spent 15 min on it---serves my purpose well, really like it!
Hope to see it in a release very soon :-)
Thanks for a great feature
Luanne
On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 7:31 AM, Tom Zeppenfeldt
wrote:
> I never saw the blog :) looking at it, it also answers the other question
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> Thanks
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> I never saw the blog :) looking at it, it also answers the other question
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Thanks
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I think that's http requests timeouts from the browser.
As the blog post states, try to use the neo4j-shell connected to a running
server to load it.
Michael
Am 25.02.2014 um 02:49 schrieb Tom Zeppenfeldt :
> Another thing I noticed:
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> When uploading a file with about 8000 thesaurus relatio
Another thing I noticed:
When uploading a file with about 8000 thesaurus relations, and although I
used a construct like
USING PERIODIC COMMIT
LOAD CSV FROM "http:/myserver.com/neo4j/eurovoc_broader.csv " AS csvLine
MATCH (t:Term { id: toInt(csvLine[0])}),(bt:Term { id: toInt( csvLine[1])})
CR
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> As you say , it's kinda horrible .. but as a workaround it will do for the
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Hi Tom,
Unfortunately there is no support for parameterizing relationship types or
labels currently. One approach is to do a conditional, abusing CASE and
FOREACH to do so:
LOAD CSV FROM "http://www.myserver.com/neo4j/relations.csv"; as csvLine
MATCH (p:Person { id: toInt(csvLine[0])}),(p2:Per
