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RETURN
Return nodes Return edges Return property Return all elements Variable with uncommon characters Aliasing a field Optional properties Other expressions Unique results In t... -
Cypher in SQL expressions
Using Cypher with ‘=’ Working with Postgres’s IN Clause Working with the Postgres EXISTS Clause Querying Multiple Graphs Cypher cannot be used in an expression— the query must... -
DELETE
Terminal DELETE clauses Introduction Delete isolated vertices Delete all vertices and edges associated with them Delete edges only Return a deleted vertex The DELETE clause... -
ORDER BY
Introduction Order nodes by property Order nodes by multiple properties Order nodes in descending order Ordering null ORDER BY is a sub-clause following WITH . ORDER BY spec... -
PostgreSQL Prerequisite
The Ranger database user in Amazon RDS PostgreSQL Server should be created before installing Ranger and should be granted an existing role which must have the role CREATEDB. Usi... -
List Functions
Data Setup keys range labels nodes relationships toBooleanList Data Setup SELECT * from cypher ( 'graph_name' , $$ CREATE ( A : Person { name : 'Alice' , age ... -
CREATE
Terminal CREATE clauses Create single vertex Create multiple vertices Create a vertex with a label Create a vertex with labels and properties Return created node Create an ed... -
SQL In Cypher
Create Function Query AGE does not support SQL being directly written in Cypher. However with user defined functions you can write SQL queries and call them in a cypher command... -
Using Cypher in a CTE Expression
There are no restrictions to using Cypher with CTEs (Common Table Expressions ). Query: WITH graph_query as ( SELECT * FROM cypher ( 'graph_name' , $$ ... -
Using Cypher in a Join expression
A Cypher query can be part of a JOIN clause. Developers Note Cypher queries using the CREATE , SET , REMOVE clauses cannot be used in sql queries with JOINs , as...