neo4jclient

I am trying to figure out the way to retrieve node by id. MATCH (n) WHERE ID(n) = {id} RETURN n , is the Cypher I used with REST interface. Now using fluent syntax of Neo4j Client for .net I cannot find the function name in Neo4J.Cypher namespace, like for instance ALL. Anybody knows how to re-write that query in fluent syntax? client.Cypher .Match("(node:Employee)") .Where(node=>**?**(node)== 3) .Return(node) There is no ID function name in the codebase, so you have to go old skool I'm afraid - the code below still uses parameters... client.Cypher .Match("(node:Employee)") .Where("ID(n) =

I have many nodes and edges in a list. Currently I'm looping through the list and inserting each node with a query which is very slow. How do I perform a batch insert using neo4jclient? Node object: public class myNode { public int id { get; set; } public int floor { get; set; } public double x { get; set; } public double y { get; set; } } Current method for inserting a node: public static void addNode(GraphClient client, myNode node, string nodeName) { client.Cypher .Create("(" + nodeName + ":Node {node})") .WithParams(new { node }) .ExecuteWithoutResults(); } Current method for inserting

I am using Azure and finding the performance to be slow. In order to reduce the round trip time, I am clubbing the following queries into one query. var queryItem = _graphClient .Cypher .Start(new { n = Node.ByIndexLookup("item_idx", "SKU", sSKU1), }) .Return<Node<Item>>("n"); somewhere else in the code I have following statements var queryItem = _graphClient .Cypher .Start(new { m = Node.ByIndexLookup("item_idx", "SKU", sSKU2), }) .Return<Node<Item>>("m"); I tried to combine above two queries into a single query like this var queryItem = _graphClient .Cypher .Start(new { n = Node

Is there a way to create an index from within Neo4jClient? I've done a raw query, but don't think that's the best option. My reason for doing so is in testing purposes where I need to drop/recreate databases to test performance of different designs. Chris Skardon You can do indexes like: graphClient.Cypher .Create("INDEX ON :Label(Property)") .ExecuteWithoutResults(); and constraints like: graphClient.Cypher .CreateUniqueConstraint("identity", "property") .ExecuteWithoutResults(); (originally from How to Create a Node with Neo4jClient in Neo4j v2? ) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

The C# Neo4JClient has GraphClient where you have to call .Connect() var client = new GraphClient(new Uri("http://localhost:7474/db/data")); client.Connect(); In all of the examples that I've seen, it's in a Console app, so they declare GraphClient in Main() and re-use it. And the documentation mentions how its Thread Safe and to only have one instance per database and to not call .Connect() multiple times. But what about in ASP.NET applications? Should I be sticking it in some static class that is accessed by the pages (or store it in the Application state)? Like this: public class