Hi All, I'm experiencing an issues with running JanusGraph (on top of GKE) against BigTable. This is the general setup description: We are using a single node BigTable cluster (for development /

Thank you very much, I'll try that. Toom.

We use special strategy that rewrite order comparator for supporting missing values https://gist.github.com/mad/6bef960d51d7a0d89a8c310851023303 пятница, 4 декабря 2020 г. в 09:59:13

Hello, I request your help regarding the janus graph query which I am trying to construct. Let's consider the following graph where each vertex denotes a person and the edge between any two vertex

Hi Anton, To compare objects you need the eq() predicate, not the is() step (see https://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#a-note-on-predicates). Also note that JanusGraph uses

Thanks for your explanation. I got the idea, that "many" side of "one-to-many" relationship should go first when adding edges.

Thanks for reply. In real query I don't have an ID, that's why I use traversal in where clause. Tried this one, but it does not work either:

Hi Marc, Thank you for your too much advice. I will keep learning about Gremlin query for better performance. Thanks a lot! Manabu. 2020年12月11日金曜日 22:40:21 UTC+9 HadoopMarc:

Marc is correct about "It is not a bug: the addE() step only adds one edge per traverser". I think query by Mark will create a self link. Below query might work (not

Try g.V(41099392).outE('LINK').where(inV().hasId(110792))

Hi Anton, It is not a bug: the addE() step only adds one edge per traverser. Also, using g.V() twice is an anti-pattern. Try it the other way around, something like (not

Hi, JanusGraph users. I try a simple query from TinkerPop docs with my JanusGraph installation, but it does not work as expected. How is it possible: gremlin>

Oh, I recall that we once tried to debug the same issue with JanusGraph-Hbase, had clear supernodes in the graph. No attempts on repartitioning, including analyzing code of

I'm trying to link one vertex (let's say Activity) with two others (person), I expect to have two edges in result, the request below creates only one. gremlin>

The code explains behavior. the api sets start time to null instead of Instant.now() hence different behaviour. public LogProcessorBuilder setStartTimeNow() { this.startTime = null; return this; }

Hi Laura, The JanusGraph storage backends can store many isolated graphs (see e.g. the storage.cql.keyspace configuration property). However, it is not possible to have edges between vertices from

Thanks Marc

Thank you, looking forward to have profile() with such information added. Cheers, CM

Maybe I'm completely wrong, but would I be right to say that "labels" are the equivalent of Java classes? Like, one label represents a Java class and graph properties represent a class properties? So,

Hi Christopher, I don't have any workaround in mind except testing and comparing query latencies. I have created https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/2283 which hopefully can be addressed