Michael,
Thanks for this clarification, however i got a question, i mentioned before
that each node has a property holds a JSON representation of hash table, the
length of this JSON string is can reach 1000 chars and sometimes it's jumps
to 4000 chars (based on recent statistics i just got
Michael,
Thanks for the links, i see i can optimize the disk space by not maintaining
the logical logs. So for you questions:
Hmm quite a lot of entries per table, are they all the same (or of the same
subset?)
No, the entries are quite different, actually each node is designed to hold
a
I am using Neo4j REST API, so whenever i need to store data in Neo4j, i have
to convert it to its JSON representation and send it to Neo4j. As i
mentioned earlier, each node has three properties, the first one and the
largest one holds a JSON representation of a HashTable, it's stored as
string
Michael,
Well, the average number of entries in a hashtable may be from 300-700
entries. i don't know if it's ok to store each key/value as properties in
the node, you may tell me about that ?
And here is the output of the 'ls -lh data/graph.db'
total 2.3G
-rw-r--r-- 1 webistrano webistrano
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