The Neo4j Manual V2.3.12 2.3.12
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- The Neo4j Manual v2.3.12
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part I. Introduction
- Part II. Tutorials
- Chapter 3. Introduction to Cypher
- Chapter 4. Use Cypher in an application
- Chapter 5. Basic Data Modeling Examples
- Chapter 6. Advanced Data Modeling Examples
- 6.1. ACL structures in graphs
- 6.2. Hyperedges
- 6.3. Basic friend finding based on social neighborhood
- 6.4. Co-favorited places
- 6.5. Find people based on similar favorites
- 6.6. Find people based on mutual friends and groups
- 6.7. Find friends based on similar tagging
- 6.8. Multirelational (social) graphs
- 6.9. Implementing newsfeeds in a graph
- 6.10. Boosting recommendation results
- 6.11. Calculating the clustering coefficient of a network
- 6.12. Pretty graphs
- 6.13. A multilevel indexing structure (path tree)
- 6.14. Complex similarity computations
- 6.15. The Graphity activity stream model
- 6.16. User roles in graphs
- Chapter 7. Languages
- Part III. Cypher Query Language
- Chapter 8. Introduction
- Chapter 9. Syntax
- Chapter 10. General Clauses
- Chapter 11. Reading Clauses
- 11.1. Match
- 11.2. Optional Match
- 11.3. Where
- 11.4. Start
- 11.5. Aggregation
- 11.6. Load CSV
- Chapter 12. Writing Clauses
- 12.1. Create
- 12.2. Merge
- 12.3. Set
- 12.4. Delete
- 12.5. Remove
- 12.6. Foreach
- 12.7. Create Unique
- 12.8. Importing CSV files with Cypher
- 12.9. Using Periodic Commit
- Chapter 13. Functions
- Chapter 14. Schema
- 14.1. Indexes
- 14.2. Constraints
- Unique node property constraints
- Node property existence constraints
- Create node property existence constraint
- Drop node property existence constraint
- Create a node that complies with property existence constraints
- Create a node that breaks a property existence constraint
- Removing an existence constrained node property
- Failure to create a node property existence constraint due to existing node
- Relationship property existence constraints
- Create relationship property existence constraint
- Drop relationship property existence constraint
- Create a relationship that complies with property existence constraints
- Create a relationship that breaks a property existence constraint
- Removing an existence constrained relationship property
- Failure to create a relationship property existence constraint due to existing relationship
- 14.3. Statistics
- Chapter 15. Query Tuning
- Chapter 16. Execution Plans
- Part IV. Reference
- Chapter 17. Capabilities
- Chapter 18. Transaction Management
- Chapter 19. Data Import
- Chapter 20. Graph Algorithms
- Chapter 21. REST API
- 21.1. Transactional Cypher HTTP endpoint
- Begin and commit a transaction in one request
- Execute multiple statements
- Begin a transaction
- Execute statements in an open transaction
- Execute statements in an open transaction in REST format for the return
- Reset transaction timeout of an open transaction
- Commit an open transaction
- Rollback an open transaction
- Include query statistics
- Return results in graph format
- Handling errors
- 21.2. Neo4j Status Codes
- 21.3. REST API Authentication and Authorization
- 21.4. Service root
- 21.5. Streaming
- 21.6. Legacy Cypher HTTP endpoint
- 21.7. Property values
- 21.8. Nodes
- 21.9. Relationships
- Get Relationship by ID
- Create relationship
- Create a relationship with properties
- Delete relationship
- Get all properties on a relationship
- Set all properties on a relationship
- Get single property on a relationship
- Set single property on a relationship
- Get all relationships
- Get incoming relationships
- Get outgoing relationships
- Get typed relationships
- Get relationships on a node without relationships
- 21.10. Relationship types
- 21.11. Node properties
- 21.12. Relationship properties
- 21.13. Node labels
- 21.14. Node degree
- 21.15. Indexing
- 21.16. Constraints
- Create uniqueness constraint
- Get a specific uniqueness constraint
- Get all uniqueness constraints for a label
- Drop uniqueness constraint
- Get a specific node property existence constraint
- Get all node property existence constraints for a label
- Get all constraints for a label
- Get a specific relationship property existence constraint
- Get all relationship property existence constraints for a type
- Get all constraints
- 21.17. Traversals
- 21.18. Graph Algorithms
- 21.19. Batch operations
- 21.20. Legacy indexing
- Create node index
- Create node index with configuration
- Delete node index
- List node indexes
- Add node to index
- Remove all entries with a given node from an index
- Remove all entries with a given node and key from an index
- Remove all entries with a given node, key and value from an index
- Find node by exact match
- Find node by query
- 21.21. Unique Indexing
- Get or create unique node (create)
- Get or create unique node (existing)
- Create a unique node or return fail (create)
- Create a unique node or return fail (fail)
- Add an existing node to unique index (not indexed)
- Add an existing node to unique index (already indexed)
- Get or create unique relationship (create)
- Get or create unique relationship (existing)
- Create a unique relationship or return fail (create)
- Create a unique relationship or return fail (fail)
- Add an existing relationship to a unique index (not indexed)
- Add an existing relationship to a unique index (already indexed)
- 21.22. WADL Support
- 21.23. Using the REST API from WebLogic
- 21.1. Transactional Cypher HTTP endpoint
- Chapter 22. Deprecations
- Part V. Operations
- Chapter 23. Installation & Deployment
- Chapter 24. Configuration & Performance
- 24.1. Introduction
- 24.2. Server Configuration
- 24.3. Server Performance Tuning
- 24.4. Performance Guide
- 24.5. Logical logs
- 24.6. Compressed storage of property values
- 24.7. Memory mapped IO settings
- 24.8. Configuration Settings Reference
- Chapter 25. High Availability
- Chapter 26. Backup
- Chapter 27. Security
- Chapter 28. Monitoring
- Part VI. Tools
- Chapter 29. Import tool
- Chapter 30. Web Interface
- Chapter 31. Neo4j Shell
- 31.1. Starting the shell
- 31.2. Passing options and arguments
- 31.3. Enum options
- 31.4. Filters
- 31.5. Node titles
- 31.6. How to use (individual commands)
- Comments
- Current node/relationship and path
- Listing the contents of a node/relationship
- Creating nodes and relationships
- Setting, renaming and removing properties
- Deleting nodes and relationships
- Environment variables
- Executing groovy/python scripts
- Traverse
- Query with Cypher
- Listing Indexes and Constraints
- Legacy Indexing
- Transactions
- Dumping the database or Cypher statement results
- 31.7. An example shell session
- 31.8. A Matrix example
- Part VII. Advanced Usage
- Chapter 32. Extending the Neo4j Server
- Chapter 33. Using Neo4j embedded in Java applications
- 33.1. Include Neo4j in your project
- 33.2. Hello World
- 33.3. Property values
- 33.4. User database with indexes
- 33.5. User database with legacy index
- 33.6. Managing resources when using long running transactions
- 33.7. Controlling logging
- 33.8. Basic unit testing
- 33.9. Traversal
- 33.10. Domain entities
- 33.11. Graph Algorithm examples
- 33.12. Reading a management attribute
- 33.13. How to create unique nodes
- 33.14. Terminating a running transaction
- 33.15. Execute Cypher Queries from Java
- 33.16. Query Parameters
- Chapter 34. The Traversal Framework
- Chapter 35. Legacy Indexing
- Chapter 36. Batch Insertion
- Terminology
- Appendix A. Resources
- Appendix B. Manpages