Thanks a lot: it worked.
Please, can you explain
If you need the equivalent of a no-op then you can remove a non-existent property from a node or relationship
I don't understand when and how
REMOVE rel.noOp
works
Thanks a lot: it worked.
Please, can you explain
If you need the equivalent of a no-op then you can remove a non-existent property from a node or relationship
I don't understand when and how
REMOVE rel.noOp
works