Hi,
first of all, thank you Neo Technology for providing the great neo4j
database, and of course you guys here on the list. After having found
neo4j as the database to fit our project's requirements best, all the
communication here helped me a lot.
Now that our neo4j-based project comes closer to something useful, it's
time to leave read-only mode and join the active discussion. Right now,
we're still in "stealth mode", but in about a few weeks we hope to
release an application to the Open Source space. It will be sort of a
CMS with some special features, using neo4j as embedded persistence
store via the Java API.
So here are my questions:
Is there something like an automatic clean-up mechanism to shrink the
database files after deletion of many nodes/rels/attributes? I tried to
remove any orphaned nodes (nodes without any relationship and those
nodes that aren't connected to the root node anymore), but I'm not sure
about the success.
And how comes that the neo4j webadmin tools still shows much more nodes
than graphDb.getAllNodes()? To give numbers, the neo4j storage folder
has 650 MBytes, while graphDb.getAllNodes() returns a size of 225 nodes
and the webadmin tool showing something like 560.000 nodes?
If anyone can give me a hint, I'd be thankful.
Greetings
Axel
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