Neo4j – Skip Clause The SKIP clause is used to define from which row to start including the rows in the output. Example Before proceeding with the example, create 5 nodes as shown below. CREATE(Dhawan:player{name:”shikar Dhawan”, YOB: 1985, runs:363, country: “India”}) CREATE(Jonathan:player{name:”Jonathan Trott”, YOB:1981, runs:229, country:”South Africa”}) CREATE(Sangakkara:player{name:”Kumar Sangakkara”, YOB:1977, runs:222, country:”Srilanka”}) CREATE(Rohit:player{name:”Rohit Sharma”, YOB: […]
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Neo4j – Index Neo4j SQL supports Indexes on node or relationship properties to improve the performance of the application. We can create indexes on properties for all nodes, which have the same label name. We can use these indexed columns on MATCH or WHERE or IN operator to improve the execution of CQL command. In […]
Neo4j – Drop Unique We have already discussed creating UNIQUE constraint operations with examples in the previous chapter. In this chapter, we will discuss dropping UNIQUE constraint operation with examples. Neo4j CQL provides “DROP CONSTRAINT” command to delete existing Unique constraint from a node or relationship property. Syntax Following is the syntax for dropping a […]