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Latest revision as of 16:06, 15 October 2018
This tutorial uses NoSQLZoo data but is based on Cypher documentation, available here.
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Get All Nodes
By just specifying a pattern with a single node and no labels, all nodes in the graph will be returned.
MATCH (n) RETURN n;
Get All Nodes With a Label
Getting all nodes with a label on them is done with a single node pattern where the node has a label on it.
This query returns the names of all the gods in the graph.
Alternative syntax: MATCH (n) WHERE n:God RETURN n;
MATCH (n:God) RETURN n.name;
Related Nodes
The Symbol -- means related to, without regard to type of direction of the relationship.
Return all direct (one jump) relations of Zeus.
MATCH (:God {name: "Zeus"})--(relative)
RETURN relative.name;
Match With Labels
To constrain your pattern with labels on nodes, you add it to your pattern nodes, using the label syntax.
Return all direct (one jump) relations of Zeus where the relative is a plain old Mortal.
MATCH (:God {name: "Zeus"})--(relative:Mortal)
RETURN relative.name;
Relationship Basics
When the direction of a relationship is of interest, it is shown by using --> or <--, like this:
Return all direct relations of Zeus where the relation is incoming.
MATCH (:God {name: "Zeus"})<--(relative)
// Same result: MATCH (relative)-->(:God {name: "Zeus"})
RETURN relative.name;