Reputation: 101
I want to explore the results which one of my cypher queries returns. I'd like to do that in a visual way, so neo4j's built-in browser comes quite handy. I've got a query which returns 9 nodes. One of them has the ID 318. When I doubleclick this node 318, my browser complains "Sorry! Too many neighbours". However, that node 318 has only 56 neighbours:
match a-[r]-b where id(a)=318 return count(r), count(b)
count(r) count(b)
56 56
:config seems OK to me:
{
"cmdchar": ":",
"endpoint": {
"console": "/db/manage/server/console",
"jmx": "/db/manage/server/jmx/query",
"rest": "/db/data",
"cypher": "/db/data/cypher",
"transaction": "/db/data/transaction"
},
"host": "",
"maxExecutionTime": 3600,
"heartbeat": 60,
"maxFrames": 50,
"maxHistory": 100,
"maxNeighbours": 100,
"maxNodes": 1000,
"maxRows": 1000,
"maxRawSize": 5000,
"scrollToTop": true
}
The old interface http://localhost:7474/webadmin
is able to display 318's neighbours, but its visualization is not quite like http://localhost:7474/browser/
.
Anybody know why neo4j is whining? The other posts on this topic here in stackoverflow didn't really point to an answer, only to alternative visualization tools.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 458
Reputation: 67019
There is a related neo4j issue that has been closed without a fix. From that issue's comments, it seems that the limit cannot be configured, and it does not look like the collaborators are interested in addressing this.
Upvotes: 1