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Re: Adding vertices with automatically generated IDs
I tried to use custom ids for created vertices setting graph.set-vertex-id option.
Now the most time is consumed by code that creates indices and calls ManagementSystem.getOrCreateVertexLabel() (it
I tried to use custom ids for created vertices setting graph.set-vertex-id option.
Now the most time is consumed by code that creates indices and calls ManagementSystem.getOrCreateVertexLabel() (it
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Alexander Scherbatiy <stell...@...>
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#4157
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Re: Janus not able to connect to cassandra
Can you disable thrift on Cassandra and then try
Can you disable thrift on Cassandra and then try
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akhilesh singh <akhile...@...>
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#4154
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Janus not able to connect to cassandra
I am using cql driver.
I am getting below while opening connection. The C* is running on the localhost and listening on port 9042.
Cassandra version is 3.11.3
Connection
I am using cql driver.
I am getting below while opening connection. The C* is running on the localhost and listening on port 9042.
Cassandra version is 3.11.3
Connection
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Bharat Dighe <bdi...@...>
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#4151
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Transactions and uploading a lot of vertices
I am trying to upload several thousands vertices into JanusGraph for my testing.
Is there any performance benefits to commit the transaction after adding all vertices, after adding each vertex or may
I am trying to upload several thousands vertices into JanusGraph for my testing.
Is there any performance benefits to commit the transaction after adding all vertices, after adding each vertex or may
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Alexander Scherbatiy <stell...@...>
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#4153
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JanusGraph Index Management
Index management can stuck when another graph instances exists but invalid. Try to check mgmt.getOpenInstances() and close invalid if exists throught mgmt.forceCloseInstance(). Some of issues already
Index management can stuck when another graph instances exists but invalid. Try to check mgmt.getOpenInstances() and close invalid if exists throught mgmt.forceCloseInstance(). Some of issues already
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Pavel Ershov <owner...@...>
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#4150
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Re: index not used for query
Index still doesn't work somehow:
gremlin> g =
Index still doesn't work somehow:
gremlin> g =
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Anatoly Belikov <awbe...@...>
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#4149
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Re: index not used for query
Hi Anatoly,
"id" is the internal key used by janusgraph to represent vertex id.
So I would suggest you to add a different key for your use case and build index on it it will work for sure .
Hope this
Hi Anatoly,
"id" is the internal key used by janusgraph to represent vertex id.
So I would suggest you to add a different key for your use case and build index on it it will work for sure .
Hope this
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Abhay Pandit <abha...@...>
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#4152
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Backend Exception
I am using janusgraph version 0.3.1 with hbase and elasticsearch
The below error occurs when property size is bigger than 32767 (Short.MAX_LENGTH) this value is hard coded in
I am using janusgraph version 0.3.1 with hbase and elasticsearch
The below error occurs when property size is bigger than 32767 (Short.MAX_LENGTH) this value is hard coded in
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Ali Aboud <ali.ab...@...>
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#4148
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What is the best practice for saving a file in janusgraph?
I am developing my backend application in java using janusgraph database version 0.3.1 . I want to manage the saved files as properties for vertex in the graph.
1- Can I save images, xml files, text
I am developing my backend application in java using janusgraph database version 0.3.1 . I want to manage the saved files as properties for vertex in the graph.
1- Can I save images, xml files, text
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Ali Aboud <ali.ab...@...>
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#4147
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Re: index not used for query
The index was created with these commands:
gremlin> vid = mgmt.getPropertyKey('id')
==>id
gremlin> mgmt.buildIndex('byId', Vertex.class).addKey(vid).buildCompositeIndex()
gremlin> mgmt.commit()
One
The index was created with these commands:
gremlin> vid = mgmt.getPropertyKey('id')
==>id
gremlin> mgmt.buildIndex('byId', Vertex.class).addKey(vid).buildCompositeIndex()
gremlin> mgmt.commit()
One
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Anatoly Belikov <awbe...@...>
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#4146
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Re: index not used for query
Hi,
How was your index defined? You've shown that it exists and is enabled but not the creation. Specifically, did you create it with a label constraint? If so, your traversal is not including the
Hi,
How was your index defined? You've shown that it exists and is enabled but not the creation. Specifically, did you create it with a label constraint? If so, your traversal is not including the
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Kevin Schmidt <ktsc...@...>
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#4145
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Re: How can Multiple Vertex-Centric Indexes Be Built for the Same Edge Label in JanusGraph
Hi, Jun
The methods buildEdgeIndex and buildRelationTypeIndex are
Hi, Jun
The methods buildEdgeIndex and buildRelationTypeIndex are
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Jerry He <jerr...@...>
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#4144
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Re: Adding vertices with automatically generated IDs
All entities needs assigned id: edges, vertices, properties and same for schema entities too. But this pause occurred not so frequently for each 10 000 ids by default
You can trace pool size and
All entities needs assigned id: edges, vertices, properties and same for schema entities too. But this pause occurred not so frequently for each 10 000 ids by default
You can trace pool size and
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Pavel Ershov <owner...@...>
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#4143
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Adding vertices with automatically generated IDs
I used JanusGraph with Berkeley DB and found that adding even 10 vertices takes 6 seconds on my laptop.
I narrowed down the problem to a simple program which use JanusGraph with inmemory backend
I used JanusGraph with Berkeley DB and found that adding even 10 vertices takes 6 seconds on my laptop.
I narrowed down the problem to a simple program which use JanusGraph with inmemory backend
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stell...@...
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#4142
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index not used for query
Hello
I have made an index for vertex property "id", the index is enabled, but still it is not used for the query according to the profiler. Please, give me advice on how to make index work.
gremlin>
Hello
I have made an index for vertex property "id", the index is enabled, but still it is not used for the query according to the profiler. Please, give me advice on how to make index work.
gremlin>
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awbe...@...
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#4141
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Re: How can Multiple Vertex-Centric Indexes Be Built for the Same Edge Label in JanusGraph
Hi Jerry,
Thanks for the explanation. I wonder when such "artificial edge label" gets introduced into the JanusGraph release? Could you point me to the source code files in the recent release on
Hi Jerry,
Thanks for the explanation. I wonder when such "artificial edge label" gets introduced into the JanusGraph release? Could you point me to the source code files in the recent release on
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Jun Li <jltz9...@...>
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#4139
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Re: How can Multiple Vertex-Centric Indexes Be Built for the Same Edge Label in JanusGraph
Hi, Jun
This is a good question. Let me try to answer it.
As you see in the document, multiple vertex-centric indexes can be defined on the same edge type/label. Under the hook, for each
Hi, Jun
This is a good question. Let me try to answer it.
As you see in the document, multiple vertex-centric indexes can be defined on the same edge type/label. Under the hook, for each
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Jerry He <jerr...@...>
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#4138
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Re: Debugging a timeout issue with Janusgraph and BerkeyleyDB
Thanks Abhay, count query was just an example. As I explained in my reply to Florian, my use case involves frequent update of the edge/vertex properties.
Thanks Abhay, count query was just an example. As I explained in my reply to Florian, my use case involves frequent update of the edge/vertex properties.
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Amit Chandak <amit....@...>
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#4137
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Re: Debugging a timeout issue with Janusgraph and BerkeyleyDB
Hi Amit,
Count queries are tough and takes alot of time.
For easy workaround you can go with SparkGraphComputer (OLAP) or you can use mixed index instead of composite which will save index data to
Hi Amit,
Count queries are tough and takes alot of time.
For easy workaround you can go with SparkGraphComputer (OLAP) or you can use mixed index instead of composite which will save index data to
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Abhay Pandit <abha...@...>
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#4140
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Re: Debugging a timeout issue with Janusgraph and BerkeyleyDB
Thanks Florian.
We have a use case which requires frequent updating of the edge/vertex properties. To fasten up the update, we store the index of the edges/vertices in memory, so that we can update
Thanks Florian.
We have a use case which requires frequent updating of the edge/vertex properties. To fasten up the update, we store the index of the edges/vertices in memory, so that we can update
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Amit Chandak <amit....@...>
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#4136
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