In my domain a node can have several relationships of the same type to other entities. Each relationship have several properties and I'd like to retrieve the nodes that are connected by at least 2 relationships that present a given property.
EG: A relationship between nodes have a property year. How do I find the nodes that have at least two outgoing relationships with the year set to 2012?
Why Chypher query so far looks like this (syntax error)
START x = node(*)
MATCH x-[r:RELATIONSHIP_TYPE]->y
WITH COUNT(r.year == 2012) AS years
WHERE HAS(r.year) AND years > 1
RETURN x;
I tried also nesting queries but I believe that it's not allowed in Cypher. The closest thing is the following but I do not know how to get rid of the nodes with value 1:
START n = node(*)
MATCH n-[r:RELATIONSHIP_TYPE]->c
WHERE HAS(r.year) AND r.year == 2012
RETURN n, COUNT(r) AS counter
ORDER BY counter DESC
Try this query
START n = node(*)
MATCH n-[r:RELATIONSHIP_TYPE]->c
WHERE HAS(r.year) AND r.year=2012
WITH n, COUNT(r) AS rc
WHERE rc > 1
RETURN n, rc
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13751183/how-to-get-nodes-that-have-a-given-amount-of-outgoing-relationships-with-a-given