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...
Terminal SET clauses Set a property Return created vertex Remove a property Set multiple properties using one SET clause The SET clause is used to update labels and properti...
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...
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...
Introduction Filter on aggregate function results Sort results before using collect on them Limit branching of a path search Introduction Using WITH , you can manipulate the ...
Create a Graph create_graph() Delete a Graph drop_graph() How Graphs Are Stored In Postgres A graph consists of a set of vertices and edges, where each individual node and ed...
id start_id end_id type properties head last length size startNode endNode timestamp toBoolean toFloat toInteger coalesce id id() returns the id of a vertex or e...