In Dr.who dataset that is available in neo4j, I want to get all the nodes having properties character. The cypher query I am using is :-
START n=node(*)
WHERE
HAS(n.property)
RETURN n
But this query, even returns me some nodes which has character and other property keys too (as shown in http://imgur.com/ujizTZj) but I want to get nodes having only character property key only.
If you use Neo4j 2.2+, forget the "START" clause and use the "MATCH" instead.
Also, for your use case I don't think before 2.2 it is possible, but in 2.2+ you can do :
MATCH (n)
WHERE HAS(n.character)
AND size(keys(n)) = 1
RETURN n
Related
match(m:master_node:Application)-[r]-(k:master_node:Server)-[r1]-(n:master_node)
where (m.name contains '' and (n:master_node:DeploymentUnit or n:master_node:Schema))
return distinct m.name,n.name
Hi,I am trying to get total number of records for the above query.How I change the query using count function to get the record count directly.
Thanks in advance
The following query uses the aggregating funtion COUNT. Distinct pairs of m.name, n.name values are used as the "grouping keys".
MATCH (m:master_node:Application)--(:master_node:Server)--(n:master_node)
WHERE EXISTS(m.name) AND (n:DeploymentUnit OR n:Schema)
RETURN m.name, n.name, COUNT(*) AS cnt
I assume that m.name contains '' in your query was an attempt to test for the existence of m.name. This query uses the EXISTS() function to test that more efficiently.
[UPDATE]
To determine the number of distinct n and m pairs in the DB (instead of the number of times each pair appears in the DB):
MATCH (m:master_node:Application)--(:master_node:Server)--(n:master_node)
WHERE EXISTS(m.name) AND (n:DeploymentUnit OR n:Schema)
WITH DISTINCT m.name AS n1, n.name AS n2
RETURN COUNT(*) AS cnt
Some things to consider for speeding up the query even further:
Remove unnecessary label tests from the MATCH pattern. For example, can we omit the master_node label test from any nodes? In fact, can we omit all label testing for any nodes without affecting the validity of the result? (You will likely need a label on at least one node, though, to avoid scanning all nodes when kicking off the query.)
Can you add a direction to each relationship (to avoid having to traverse relationships in both directions)?
Specify the relationship types in the MATCH pattern. This will filter out unwanted paths earlier. Once you do so, you may also be able to remove some node labels from the pattern as long as you can still get the same result.
Use the PROFILE clause to evaluate the number of DB hits needed by different Cypher queries.
You can find examples of how to use count in the Neo4j docs here
In your case the first example where:
count(*)
Is used to return a count of each returned item should work.
I have multiple nodes and relationships in neo4j, certain nodes have relationship depth as 4, while certain have 2. I'm using neo4j's HTTP API to get the data in graph format
Sample query:
MATCH p= (n:datasource{resource_key:'ABCD'})-[:is_dataset_of]-(c:dataset)-[q]-(v:dataset_columns)-[s]-(b:component)-[w]-(e:dashboard) return p
If i use this query then i can get output if this exact relationship is present but I also want to get the output if the 2nd relationship is not available, Any pointers on how to achieve this?
Here is one way:
MATCH p = (:person1 {hobby: 'gamer'})-[:knows]-(:person2)
RETURN p
UNION ALL
MATCH p = (:person1 {hobby: 'gamer'})-[:knows]-(:person2)--(:person3)
RETURN p
The UNION clause combines the results of 2 queries. And the ALL option tells UNION to not bother to remove duplicate results (since the 2 subqueries will never produce the same paths).
If you really want the path to be returned, you can do something along these lines, using apoc (https://neo4j-contrib.github.io/neo4j-apoc-procedures/3.4/nodes-relationships/path-functions/)
MATCH requiredPath=(n)-[r]->(m)
OPTIONAL MATCH optionalPath = (m)-[q]->(s)
RETURN apoc.path.combine(requiredPath,optionalPath) AS p
I have a node with 8 properties and another node with only property under a common label. How can i match / query / display the nodes which has only property.
In other words, how can i match nodes which doesn't have more than 1 property.
You may want something like:
MATCH (n)
WHERE size(keys(n)) = 1
RETURN n
However note that this is a graph-wide query, and likely to be expensive. Confining the query to a label may help a little.
As Michael Hunger mentioned
MATCH (n) WHERE NOT EXISTS(n.foo) RETURN n
Duplicate of the question : Find neo4j nodes where property is not set
In each of my nodes I have a selection of properties like education_id , work_id, locale etc etc. All these properties can have one or more than one values of the sort of education_id:112 or education_id:165 i.e. Node A might have education_id:112 and Node B might have education_id:165 and again Node C might have education_id:112 and so on.
I want a cypher query that return all nodes for a particular value of the property and I don't care about the value of the property beforehand.
To put it into perspective, in the example I have provided, it must return Node A and Node C under education_id:112 and Node B under education_id:165
Note: I am not providing multiple cypher queries specifying the values of properties each time. The whole output must be dynamic.
The output to the query should be something like
education_id:112 Node A, Node C
education_id:165 Node B
These are the results of a single query statement.
Not quite sure I understand your question, but based on the expected output:
MATCH (n) RETURN n.education_id,collect(n)
will group nodes by distinct values of education_id
You should probably take a look at the cypher refcard. What you are looking for is the WHEREclause:
Match (a) WHERE a.education_id = 112 return a
You can also specify property directly in the MATCH clause.
Match (a{education_id: 112}) RETURN a
I loaded Neo4j with Pizza.owl file using hermit reasoner and Java.
when i pass a simple query:
match (n) where n="name:Pizza" return n;
am getting the following error
Don't know how to compare that. Left: Node[1]{name:"owl:Thing"} (NodeProxy); Right: "name:Pizza" (String)
Is NodeProxy a datatype? How can I make both of them to be compared. Can I do casting while querying? Any query to change datatype of the entire graph nodes? How to check the type of the node?
You are comparing a node n to a string "name:Pizza", which doesn't make sense. What you want is to compare the property name of node n with the string "Pizza": WHERE n.name = "Pizza". The whole query then looks like this
MATCH (n)
WHERE n.name = "Pizza"
RETURN n
Nodes don't really have types. Take a look at the Neo4j manual to more about nodes, relationships, properties and labels and about Cypher in general, and the WHERE clause in particular.