I am wondering if there is any limitation I should be aware of when creating parameters and using a transaction with several merge statements?
From the image the node selected inclusive and to the left, for this statement I can create up to 75 different directly connected nodes - the light purple, each with 1 to N elements.
But I have another denser example that will have a significantly large number of params and nodes to create, which will also need a transaction to be created.
Thanks!
Are you using individual nodes to store each parameter?
No specific limitations that I can think of.
@glilienfield @joshcornejo
just dont try to commit 100k++ changes in a single txn otherwise you may encounter a out of heap error
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I have several properties per node (somewhere between 3 and 12), but the edges from the little purple go 1 to the yellow nodes, but 1:N to any other, and for those the query checks if it has to create a node, update a node, or update an edge.
So creating 7 nodes and a few edges turned to 300 lines of params and cypher.
Thanks - great to know, I doubt it will be that big per transaction, i would think that it can reach an average of around 1K - 2K for the more complex graph.