Hi cedtwo! The Janusgraph-FDB adapter was never officially supported because it has not left the early stages of development. Although there is some interest in the community, it appears no one is

Hi Sergej, The example string "??" you used was not an ordinary string. Apparently, somewhere in elasticsearch it is interpreted as a wildcard. See my transcript below with some other property value

Hi. Back in January I opened an issue on the FDB adapter github page to bring attention to issues I had following the README.md. Despite framing the question as issues following the documentation, I

Hi Marc, from the gremlin console, I get: .with(IO.reader, IO.graphml).read().iterate()] - Batch too large org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.jsr223.console.RemoteException: Batch too large at

Hi Marc, something like this var index = janusGraphManagement. buildIndex("indexname", org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.Vertex.class) var xproperty =

Hi Carlos, I read the preceding discussion with Stephen Mallette, which says: From the logs, while loading this graph, Cassandra driver is almost always warning that all batches are over the limit of

Hi all, I'm trying to load a graphml export into janusgraph 0.5.3. not quite big (1.68M nodes, 8.8M edges). However, I reach a point where Tinkerpop layer tells me that the Batch is too large and it

Hi Sergey, I think I see your point, but for completeness can you be explicit on step 1) and specify your mgmt.buildIndex() statements? Best wishes, Marc

Hi Toom, OK, I tried two things. I start with the janusgraph-full-0.5.3 distribution and run (this has gremlin server running with conf/janusgraph-cql-es.properties): $ bin/janusgraph.sh start Now I

Hi, the problem is probably simply that the Python driver doesn’t support serialization for JanusGraph predicates with GraphBinary. So, you would need to write your GraphBinary serializer for

Thank you for your reply. In my case I can remove the database and create a new one. But what should I do if I want to retrieve data from a JanusGraph database in which the configured index backend is

Janusgraph setup: Storage backend: Scylla 3 Indexing backend: Elasticsearch 6 JG version: 0.5.3 Steps to reproduce: 1) Create a vertex with two fields mapped in ES index as TEXTSTRING("x" and "y") 2)

Hi, I'm trying to use JanusGraph's full-text predicates in the gremlin-python client library. Using GraphSON serializer, I can use a predicate with e.g. "textContains" as the operator and it works

Hi Vinayak, Your properties file says: spark.master=spark://127.0.0.1:7077 Do you have a spark standalone cluster running? Does the spark master reside on 127.0.0.1 and does it listen on 7077? With

Hi Vinayak, For other readers, see also this other recent thread. A couple of remarks: In the separate edge count does it make any difference if you select the edges by label rather than by property,

Hi All, gremlin> graph = GraphFactory.open('conf/hadoop-graph/read-cql-standalone-cluster.properties') ==>hadoopgraph[cqlinputformat->nulloutputformat] gremlin> g =

Hi, JanusGraph keeps a record of open instances that sometimes is not updated properly. You can clean it with the methods

Hi, I am in a case where the index backend has been incorrectly configured to Elasticsearch. Now, when I try to instantiate my graph database, I get a "ConnectException: Connection refused", even if I

Hi All, The Data Model of the graph is as follows: Nodes: Label: Node1, count: 130K Label: Node2, count: 183K Label: Node3, count: 437K Label: Node4, count: 156 Relations: Node1 to Node2 Label:

https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/2558