Thanks for reporting back!

Hi Paul, If you want a session that keeps state of assigned variables on the remote, you have to specify this on connection setup, see the first gremlin line in the example from the ref docs: https://

Hi Yingjie, OK, I tried for myself. From the initial log lines in the Gremlin Console: SLF4J: Class path contains multiple SLF4J bindings. SLF4J: Found binding in [jar:file:/tera/lib/janusgraph-full-1

Hi Yingjie, See my earlier comment, with respect to janusgraph-0.6.2: >>My suggestion was incomplete. In addition to removing the log4j-1.2.17.jar file from the lib folder, you have to remove the slf4

Hi Nikita, Can you please provide me with the complete steps to reproduce your issue? Preferably code lines that work in the Gremlin Console for the JanusGraph inmemory graph, including the schema and

> Can the indexing work with property of single cardinality? Yes.

Hi Joe, With "an index on type and range" you really mean: mgmt.buildIndex('byTypeAndRange', Vertex.class).addKey(type).addKey(range).buildCompositeIndex() Indeed, supernodes have little value in trav

Hi Nikita, Indeed, the janusgraph query optimizer can not handle the has("newid",unfold().is("hash data")) construct in the right way and the index does not trigger. But then, this construct is not ne

Hi Yingjie, As edited in my previous reaction, the Cassandra jars in the JanusGraph distribution do not include the log4j jar. As to elasticsearch, your best choices are: not use mixed indices (check

Hi Yingjie, As to the short term workaround with removing the log4j jars, from the lib folder you can still use the gremlin console if you edit the ext/plugins.txt file and remove the lines with the h

H Nikita, Two questions: Do I understand right that g.V().has("newid", "xyz").count().profile() gives and index warning while g.V().has("newid","xyz").valueMap(true).tryNext().isPresent() does not giv

Hi Joe, I have no detailed knowledge of the JanusGraph backend code myself, but just a reaction for clarification (so that others see more hints to the cause of the issue): Is it possible that the val

The stacktrace is not very helpful, unfortunately, but that is not your doing. The original example does not use an "ats" variable but instantiates g with a oneliner, but it hard to see why this could

You can take a look at: https://docs.janusgraph.org/interactions/connecting/java/ Apparently, you used JanusGraphFactory, which opens an embedded JanusGraph instance in the client. If you want to clie

Hi Yingjie, My suggestion was incomplete. In addition to removing the log4j-1.2.17.jar file from the lib folder, you have to remove the slf4j-log4j12-1.7.30.jar file as well. Otherwise, JanusGraph ser

Hi Joe, The section in the blog "When Predicate Pushdown Fails" shows that you definitely have to include the edge label, so: .inE('your-label') Best wishes, Marc

Hi Joe, Can you take a look at this blog from Boxuan Li: https://li-boxuan.medium.com/janusgraph-deep-dive-part-3-speed-up-edge-queries-3b9eb5ba34f8 In general, it is better to use the TinkerPop API s

Probably, janusgraph and tinkerpop versions got mixed up. If you use maven, can you show the janusgraph dependencies you used in the pom.xml (and tinkerpop if present in the pom.xml). Best wishes, Mar

Hi Yingjie, The JanusGraph and TinkerPop code only explicitly depend on slfj4j, so you can choose the logging implementation. you want You can simply remove the log4j-1.2.17.jar from the lib folder of

OK, I repeated the experiment and got "0 1" again, so I expand on what I did. I use the janusgraph-0.6.2 full binary distribution and start cassandra and elasticsearch with: $ bin/janusgraph.sh start