Hi Anton, I did not feel like debugging your docker-compose file, but I could not find any test covering your scenario on github/janusgraph either, so I just replayed your scenario with the default ja

Hi Anton, If I do a $ docker run janusgraph/janusgraph:latest the logs show it runs with the berkeleyje backend. If I look at: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph-docker/blob/master/0.5/Dockerfil

Hi Adrian, What happens if you rewrite the query to: lmg.traversal().V(analysisVertex).out().emit().repeat( __.in().choose( __.hasLabel("result"), __.has("analysisId", analysisId), __.identity() ) ).t

Hi, You did not answer my questions about the "id" poperty. TinkerPop uses a Token.ID that has the value 'id', see: https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/blob/master/gremlin-core/src/main/java/org/apach

Hi Fredrick, You are right, this is an issue, so if you want to report this: thanks. Best wishes, Marc

Hi Srinivas, In the yaml file determining class Settings you use the channelizer key twice. If you use ConfigurationManagentGraph only the following line should be present: channelizer: org.janusgraph

Hi Vinayak, Another attempt, this one is very similar to the one that works. gremlin> graph = JanusGraphFactory.open('conf/janusgraph-inmemory.properties') ==>standardjanusgraph[inmemory:[127.0.0.1]]

Hi Vinayak, Referring to you last post, what happens if you use aggregate(local, 'v') and aggregate(local, 'e'). The local modifier makes the aggregate() step lazy, which hopefully gives janusgraph mo

Hi, Because TinkerPop and JanusGraph do not ship with spark-yarn, all kinds of library conflict can occur when you start using spark-yarn. Since my blog from some years ago, where it was possible to a

Hi Srinivas, No, you would not want to close the current instance, because it would close you out from further commands. This current instance will close automatically when exiting the gremlin console

Hi Srinavas, OK, I guess I was not clear enough. The line with JanusGraphFactory should run locally in the gremlin console. This implies that you have to run gremlin console on the server host, or tha

Hi Vinayak, From gremlin console: gremlin> graph = JanusGraphFactory.open('conf/your_config_with_right_keyspace.properties') ==>standardjanusgraph[cassandra:] gremlin> g = graph.traversal() vertices =

Hi Srinivas, You can open all graphs one by one from the gremlin console using JanusGraphFactory and the corresponding properties files. Best wishes, Marc

current_id can be obtained from: gremlin> import org.janusgraph.graphdb.configuration.GraphDatabaseConfiguration gremlin> cf = graph.getConfiguration() gremlin> conf = cf.getConfiguration() ==>org.jan

Hi Srinivas, This took a while, because the exception message is not really helpful. There are lots of unanswered threads about this issue (search for forced shutdown and janusgraph instance). Can you

Hi Vinayak, This question is probably better addressed to: https://cassandra.apache.org/community/ as I cannot remember having seen this discussed in the JanusGraph community. Best wishes, Marc

Hi Vinayak, For embedded use of janusgraph, see: https://docs.janusgraph.org/getting-started/basic-usage/#loading-with-an-index-backend and replace the properties file with the one currently used by g

Hi Naresh, Yes, elasticsearch, I should have recognized the "painless" scripting! This can mean the following things: your use case is maybe unusual, would it be possible to introduce a groupby step i

Hi Naresh, I guess that the script that the error message refers to, is the script that your client executes remotely at gremlin server. You may want to study: https://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/curren

Hi Boxuan, Thanks for pointing this out. Now I can provide this link when needed. Then, there are still broken links to RelationIdentifier in janusgraph-core, see the last link in my original post. Be