This should do the trick: However, note that this query will do 2 full table scans under the hood (unless Janus already has some runtime optimization that I'm not aware of). In any case it will be at

g.V().hasLabel('player').as('player').V().hasLabel('Country').where(eq('player')).by('name').by('POB').addE('Z').from('player') Robert Dale

This question could use more context. What data did you load into the graph before calling on g.V().valueMap()?

Thnx Robert, i am looking for a query like create edges where they have common properties without explicitly defining properties

Some times i get below exception using embedded JanusServer (cassandra + es): gremlin> g.V().valueMap() Encountered error in deserializer [null value returned]. Check serializer compatibility. Type

Hi All, We are working on janusgraph-cassandra api, and have implemented TTL on vertex labels. But we want to fetch the value of TTL for each vertex, Below link gives reference to fetch TTL of

Please create an issue for review at https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues Robert Dale

See also http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/3.2.6/reference/#addedge-step Robert Dale

g.V().has('player','POB','X').as('a').V().has('Country','name','Y').addE('Z').from('a') or you can flip it

Hi, In JanusGraph to create edges we have two steps process: First identify the vertex Then create edges between vertex Linkage between both steps is through App only. How ever in neo4j, we can

Thnx Got the problem resolved: As per SLF4j: Embedded components such as libraries or frameworks should not declare a dependency on any SLF4J binding but only depend on slf4j-api. When a library

By default label should be indexed or some provision to index label should be in configuration. Else no use of label. ~AnkurG

Thanks Daniel! I had a feeling I was missing something obvious...

The first number in between should be smaller than the second. Try: Cheers, Daniel

I have ran into an issue recently where I am receiving incorrect results when submitting certain queries. Here is an example: The first query should have returned the results in the second query at a

It would help your cause if you provided details on exactly what it is that you're doing. Configuration. Schema. Graph. Code. Timings. Expectations. Robert Dale

yeah. I have use index , the query. use index. but still very. slow. 在 2017年9月14日星期四 UTC+8上午2:25:21，thomas prelle写道：

yeah. I have use index , the query. use index. but still very. slow. 在 2017年9月14日星期四 UTC+8上午2:25:21，thomas prelle写道：

Aha! Perhaps it would be best to configure it programmatically from the beginning. I already have a java program to define all my schema elements.

You can change it, just not through the properties file. You have to use the Management interface. See http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/configuration.html#configuration-global Robert Dale