Did you read the upgrade instructions, especially for version 0.3.0? https://docs.janusgraph.org/changelog/#upgrade-instructions_1 Am Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2019 01:46:18 UTC+2 schrieb Baskar

yes, Mixed index can only be disabled from gremlin. you have to remove it from indexing system. mgmt=graph.openManagement() mgmt.updateIndex(indexname,

Hello, I am writing a small system using JanusGraph which consists of nodes and links, both of which have types and a node contains some string value and a link consists of some other nodes and

I am trying to execute Java code: g.V(491552912).repeat(__.out("job")).emit().has("staff", Text.textContains('chrism")) .sideEffect(Lambda.consumer("it is having any code here") ); having exception

I have recently upgraded to Janus 0.4. But I have few graphs which were created using V 0.2. When I open the older graph, I get the following error. gremlin>

Got it. Thanks!

Thanks, Oleksandr. We have to include this in our product and internal process doesn't allow us to push any unreleased jars. Let me check with them. But, any idea on the release date?

I just recently got done implementing a Gremlin versioned upsert pattern that implements a standard "optimistic concurrency" pattern of only updating an entry in a database if a version number in the

hmm, i'm not sure how the HttpGremlinEndpointHandler would log an error if it didn't get a request. nothing in TinkerPop that I can think of would issue a request to that. we don't even recommend that

That's all the log I have right now. The startup looks clean to me. And this isn't a failure of a request. At least no request from client (our) side. If gremlin or hbase is sending any request, like

Hi , thank you for your useful case. This trick is sovled my issue. Thanks again! Pino 在 2019年10月22日星期二 UTC+8上午10:11:22，Shubhram Mohanty写道：

Hi There, I had experienced the same issue, where I had an use case to rebuild the index. You are right on what you mentioned about the official documentation. So, the trick that I applied here was

Hi Dimitar, Your spark screenshots do not show any parallelism. You state that your spark cluster only has a single worker. It seems that this worker also has only one core available (the

That seems to be the failure as a result of a request - is that right? I'm wondering if there is an error at server startup when the script executes that you're missing? Or do the startup logs look

Hi Stephen, Below is the error I get for g2 ``` globals << [g2:graph2.traversal(),g1:graph1.traversal()] took 894ms08:14:59.098 [gremlin-server-exec-2] ERROR

Well I don't have the error message right now. I'll post it when I'll run in that scenario again but the thing is the gremlin server starts. But graph isn't initialised. i.e. g2 isn't available for

I'm reading this as a JanusGraph-hbase specific sort of question and I'm not sure what the issue might be there. When you say "g2" doesn't get initialized, do you get an error in the server startup?

Ok. Got it. Thanks Stephen. I just have another query. Maybe you can help. So I have multiple graphs which I have defined them in my `gremlin-server.yaml` ``` graphs: { graph1:

Yeah....I think the documentation misled you a bit. http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#_configuration You perhaps took that "Default" written there very literally without considering

Hi Stephen, Thanks for replying. I was able to solve this issue but I'm not certain how this was causing an error. I'm connecting to `remote-objects.yaml` file from my java code. I recently added a