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mano haran
mano haran

Reputation: 89

How to add multiple edges in a single gremlin query?

My scenario is to add multiple edges between vertices in a single query:

Assume the nodes below: These are the labels and ids I have

Users:

4100

Songs:

4200

4355

4676

I have to establish edges between these vertices

4100 --> 4200, 
4100 --> 4355, 
4100 --> 4676.

We can do it normally by creating single edge between node.it is not a efficient method if we want to create edge between more than 50 vertices at a time. I am using Tinkerpop 3.0.1.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 9361

Answers (4)

Fabian
Fabian

Reputation: 161

I had a similar problem. With the C# SDK I do it like this:

g.V('4100')
.addE('knows').to(g.V('4200')).outV()
.addE('knows').to(g.V('4355')).outV()
.addE('knows').to(g.V('4676'))

Upvotes: 9

Jason Plurad
Jason Plurad

Reputation: 6792

If you have the vertex ids, it is very efficient to lookup by id. If you are using Gremlin Server, each request to the Gremlin Server is treated as a single transaction. You can pass the multiple statements in a Gremlin query on a single request (with bindings) rather than sending multiple requests. Separate the statements in the Gremlin query with semicolons.

l=[4200, 4355, 4676]; v=graph.vertices(4100).next(); l.each { v.addEdge("knows", graph.vertices(it).next()) }

Upvotes: 2

Arunkumar Kubendran
Arunkumar Kubendran

Reputation: 27

Try this

gremlin> songs = g.V().has("album","albumname")).toList();user = g.V().has('fullName','arunkumar').next(); songs.each{user.addEdge("in",it)} 

gremlin> g.E() //check the edge

Hope this helps :)

Upvotes: -2

Filipe Teixeira
Filipe Teixeira

Reputation: 3565

Using the latest Tinkerpop. You could do the following:

Create a sample graph:

gremlin> graph = TinkerGraph.open();
gremlin> graph.addVertex("User").property("id", 4100);
==>vp[id->4100]
gremlin> graph.addVertex("Song").property("id", 4200);
==>vp[id->4200]
gremlin> graph.addVertex("Song").property("id", 4355);
==>vp[id->4355]
gremlin> graph.addVertex("Song").property("id", 4676);
==>vp[id->4676]

Now add the edges in a single traversal:

gremlin> graph.traversal().V().hasLabel("User").as("a").
         V().hasLabel("Song").
         addE("edge to song").from("a");
==>e[8][0-edge to song->2]
==>e[9][0-edge to song->4]
==>e[10][0-edge to song->6]

This shows another example of using addE within a traversal as a side effect.

Upvotes: 8

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