I'm glad it could work for you.
And yes, it is absolutely possible to add link property on the edge (we do
that without any problem).
With best regards,
Ata
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 8:18 PM, Phil gilberth...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Ata, yes that would work if it's possible to add a link
The title pretty much says all. I want to move a record in OrientDB from
the 'Asset' class to a new class (that keeps the old version of the class
'Asset'). This is possible with MOVE VERTEX x to y. However this creates a
new @RID for the node and I don't want to update all relations of the old
Hi Enrico,
Thank you for your rapid answer.
This is indeed an interesting possibility. However, I see some problems:
- If I understand correctly there is one index per OrientDB node.
Elasticsearch has its own replication and consistency mechanism. Thus the
index should be updated only once.
I checked the _allow field and it does have the owner, but I am also using
that field to implement hierarchical access to data so that field has more
than just the owner. It has the owner and all of the owner's parents so
not an easy way to determine which in fact is the owner of the data.
Hi Rob,
you could just define a new hook that just tracks the information you need.
You can start just copy/pasting ORestrictedAccessHook
Luigi
2015-03-19 15:28 GMT+01:00 Rob Gratz gratz@gmail.com:
I checked the _allow field and it does have the owner, but I am also using
that field to
No I don't think there is any support. OrientDB 2.0 still uses Tinkerpop
2.4.0. Tinkerpop3 changes a lot things... including subprojects like Frames
which doesn't exist in the same form anymore.
What is the strategy concerning Tinkerpop3? I would also like to use it
but it will also require
In the web UI i execute:
MOVE VERTEX #12:0 TO CLASS:Version
And the result is:
{
result: [
{
@type: d,
@version: 0,
old: #12:0,
new: #16:0,
@fieldTypes: old=x,new=x
}
],
notification: Query executed in 0.024
As vitorenesduarte suggested, I found the answer. Yes I should look for
edges, filter the edges, than take out the vertices from the edges, like
following:
select expand( unionAll(inE('knows')[method='friend'].out,
outE('knows')[method='friend'].in ) from rid
The problem with this query is that
OrientDB 2.0.5
MOVE doesn't work at all for me... but even if it did, are you sure it's
supposed to keep copy and create a new rid? I wouldn't think so but I
can't verify it.
create class A extends V
Class created successfully...
create class B extends V
Class created successfully...
Hi Phil,
It's the query that never ends...!
I looked over your schema and data, and maybe I misunderstood you or came
up with my own interpretation, but in my mind each tag was its own instance
'owned' by a particular person.
I would expect that a person could create his own custom tags from
Hello Colin,
Thanks again for your reply and your time!
By preparing a code snippet to send it to you, I started commenting the
code to explain what particular pieces of code are meant to do. While doing
so, I realized what the problem was! During all this time I failed to see
that the
No one?
Is there really no way to pass parameters via REST? As they works in the
Java API I would assume I can pass parameters via the REST API.
On Saturday, March 14, 2015 at 12:22:18 PM UTC+1, Rasmus Eneman wrote:
I'm trying to build a Dart driver for OrientDB but can't find how to pass
I want to query a vertex in OrientDB graph database to get the second level
vertices, keeping the in between vertex id.
The relationship would be represented as such:
User --edge-- User --edge-- User
(1) (2) (3)
For User 1, I want to get all User 3 (distance of 2
Hi Patrick,
I have searched a way to do it myself but didn't found a correct way to do
it. Here is what I found:
Having worked with indexing problems before on another search engine and
other sources, there are always two different jobs:
- The first one does a full scan of the source. With
Hi Guys,
i'm the maintainer of Lucene Plugin, for the plugin i implemented a custom
index engine.
You can see some documentation here.
http://www.orientechnologies.com/docs/2.0/orientdb.wiki/Custom-Index-Engine.html
The integration should not be too hard. Once implemented
You could create an
Hi Rasmus
i think there is not such way to pass parameters via Rest.
Query/Command api works with get where query is in the url
or post where query is in the body.
2015-03-19 16:47 GMT+01:00 Rasmus Eneman pie.or@gmail.com:
No one?
Is there really no way to pass parameters via REST? As
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