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This will improve how migrated relationships can be queried by original Neo4j relationship ID
Possible Workaround:
using Studio or the Console, on the E (edge) class, create a property named Neo4jRelID and then a unique index on this property. This will allow you to query relationship by neo4j id using a query like:
select * from E where Neo4jRelID = your_id_here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Adds a command line option -i, default to false. When -i is true the
Importer will create a unique index on the property Neo4jRelID, for all
migrated edge classes. This will allow users to query relationships by
original neo4j relationship ids
Adds a command line option -i, default to false. When -i is true the
Importer will create a unique index on the property Neo4jRelID, for all
migrated edge classes. This will allow users to query relationships by
original neo4j relationship ids
The fix adds a command line option -i, default to false. When -i is true the Importer will create a unique index on the property Neo4jRelID, for all migrated edge classes. This will allow users to query relationships by original neo4j relationship ids
This will improve how migrated relationships can be queried by original Neo4j relationship ID
Possible Workaround:
select * from E where Neo4jRelID = your_id_here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: