Did you create the index before inserting data? Did you make sure to commit the management transaction, i.e. mgmt.commit()? In this example below, you can see a name property getting created and

I have set an index on some edge property but when I execute g.E().has("name", "somename")) it does not use the index and gives me: "Query requires iterating over all vertices..." I created the

So I'm using Cassandra as my backend and I've noticed that if I've accidentally started my services out of order, Gremlin-Server will still successfully start up, but complain about not being able to

Hi, I am experimenting with using the mgmt.setTTL option to automatically expire edges after 7 days - which is working well and generating much less overhead then trying to execute a task that finds

Hello, Side note to your question - I suggest that you use https://www.npmjs.com/package/gremlin instead - the former is deprecated (unsure if that shows up in the log when

Hi Peter, You can setup Janus to use a keyspace of your choose. See the config section of the docs for some relevant properties to set:

Hi Mountu, Elasticsearch 5.x and a new CQL storage adapter will be in the next release, 0.2.0. Thanks, Ted

Hi Eliz and Meng, Did the seqence of gremlin commands work for the tinkerpop-modern.kryo and grateful-dead.kryo example files? How did you create the test.kryo file? Marc Op woensdag 28 juni 2017

Hi, Does Janus graph have support Elasticsearch 5.4 and cassandra using Datastax CQL driver instead of astyanax client ? thanks Mountu

Hi Jimmy, as you would expect, here at IBM we have a lot of projects underway that will use Janus Graph. I try not to do product ads on open source lists but for sure we are adopters in fact I have

Hi All, Cassandra allows definition of multiple keyspaces. I am using nodejs w/GremlinClient module (npm install gremlin-client) to handle query execution. Although I know how to set up a keyspace,

Hi all, I was using the Kryo format and BulkLoaderVertexProgram to load large files into Janusgraph, and encountered an error: gremlin>

Hi, I'm running Janusgraph 0.1.1, on OSX. Berkeley db is the backend. I used xms256m and xmx5g I'm trying to load a graphson into Janus. There are various graphson of various sizes. When the graphson

// Open a graph graph = JanusGraphFactory.open("target.properties") g = graph.traversal() // Define a property mgmt = graph.openManagement() desc =

I am using a snapshot build, janusgraph-0.2.0-SNAPSHOT-hadoop2, and I am trying to reindex a mixed index using a map reduce job. graph = JanusGraphFactory.open('target.properties') mgmt =

Good point. Thank you.

Hi Peter, I try not to do product ads on open source mailing lists so I'll just mention, in case others find this thread, that there are definitely going to be announcements in this area from at

And this was the answer that Eliz referred to above: Hi Eliz, Good to hear that you make progress. I do not see this post on the gremlin users list. Would you be so kind as to post it there?

Hi Eliz, For your first code snippet, you'll need to add in a periodic commit every X number of vertices instead of after you've loaded the whole file. That X will vary depending on your hardware,

Hi Marc, This is for your request for posting here:) Thank so much! I indeed followed "the powers of ten", and made it even simpler to load -- not to check if the vertex is already existent, I have