Joel,
Should I create a JIRA for making shortestPath return stream of tuples?
On Sun, Jan 14, 2018 at 11:52 PM, Karthik Ramachandran
wrote:
> Joel,
> Thanks, I did try using cartesianProduct then fetch, it is working as
> excepted. For my dataset has only 5 or 6 level for that shortestPath
>
Joel,
Thanks, I did try using cartesianProduct then fetch, it is working as
excepted. For my dataset has only 5 or 6 level for that shortestPath
response time is ~5 sec and with cartesianProduct and fetch I am getting
~6.5 sec. Is there any other way to achieve this?
For my use case graph query
Actually I think you can achieve what you're looking for by using the
cartesianProduct expression around the shortest expression. The construct
would look like this:
fetch(cartesianProduct(shortesPath()))
The link below describes how the cartesianProduct expression works:
https://lucene.apache.or
The shortestPath returns a list of node id's, and fetch expects a stream of
tuples. So they are not compatible currently. It think makes sense to
change shortestPath to return a stream of tuples so it can work with fetch
and other expressions.
Are you getting good performance with the shortestPath
