Hi all,
Recently I asked the question if there was any performance difference with
OSQL and Gremlin.
I've created a comparison between OSQL and Gremlin graph traversal. In this
comparison I searched for all adjacent nodes of a vertex (depth 0) and the
adjacent nodes of those (depth 1) etc.
Thre
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": "Quer
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
I'm going to implement OrientDB as our graph database. We won't perform
full-text/spatial searches on it, but solely queries like: 'What are the
adjacent vertexes of this vertex?'.
I know that Lucene is optimised for full-text/spatial searches (which is
not appropriate), so this leaves me to ind
rientechnologies.com/docs/last/orientdb-etl.wiki/Import-from-CSV-to-a-Graph.html
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> Cheers,
> Alexej
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> On Friday, February 20, 2015 at 10:32:13 AM UTC+1, CasperCLD wrote:
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>> Hi!
>> I've been searching in OrientDB's documentation and
Hi!
I've been searching in OrientDB's documentation and could not find how to
properly import a cvs file containing nodes and edges.
The csv file looks like this:
user_id,user_profile_id
1,2
1,53
1,52
1,62
Where a user_id has made an edit to a user_profile_id.
I have the following code:
final O
