Yeah, my bad, I updated my last post, it should work:)
It exists! Thanks
Somehow i managed to graph it by finally writing the following code:
<>
MATCH (u1:User{name:"Angela Thompson"})
MATCH (u2:User{name:"Nicole Ramsey"})
MATCH (u1:User{name:"Angela Thompson"})-[:RATED]->(m1:Movie)-[:IN_GENRE]->(g:Genre{name:"Drama"})<-[:IN_GENRE]-(m2:Movie)<-[:RATED]-(u2:User{name:"Nicole Ramsey"})
RETURN *
Normally, you can do that:
MATCH (u1:User{name:"Angela Thompson"})
MATCH (u2:User{name:"Nicole Ramsey"})
MATCH (u1)-[:RATED]->(m1:Movie)-[:IN_GENRE]->(g:Genre{name:"Drama"})<-[:IN_GENRE]-(m2:Movie)<-[:RATED]-(u2)
RETURN *
Nice, so you can check if there are ratings > 1 on relationships:)
YES! It works and the code is shorter, fantastic! Thank you so much.
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Do you need help for anything else?
As soon as it pops up THX!!
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