Reputation: 13
My goal is to create dynamic relationships with timestamp stored as property of the relationship. So, 2 nodes may have many relationships with the same label but different property values.
I can achieve that using Cypher by the following:
CREATE
(s1:Node {name:'s1'}),
(s2:Node{name:'s2'}),
(s1)-[r1:CONNECTS_TO{from:456}]->(s2),
(s1)-[r2:CONNECTS_TO{from:1234}]->(s2)
However, I cannot find the same way to do that using Py2neo. I tried this:
from py2neo import Graph, Node, Relationship
graph = Graph(password='neo4jneo4j')
s1 = Node('Node', name='s1')
s2 = Node('Node', name='s2')
aw = Relationship(s1, 'CONNECTS_TO', s2, from=456)
graph.create(aw)
aw2 = Relationship(s1, 'CONNECTS_TO', s2, from=1234)
graph.create(aw2)
The code above doesn't create two relationships. Instead, the latter one updates the former one.
How can I do it using Py2neo?
Thanks!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 936
Reputation: 4495
This is not possible with the py2neo Node
and Relationship
objects. You'll have to use Cypher to create multiple similar relationships like this.
Upvotes: 1