how to remove all content from a graph without dropping collections ( document and edges )

[grimace]

My Environment

version 3.10.1
Single Server
Manual Start
Singleton on ubuntu
AWS EC2
Ubuntu 20.04
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Ubuntu.deb

I have a graph with document collections and edge collections. I'm populating it from external json objects and am working though issues. Periodically I want to clean the whole db/graph but don't want to drop the collections.

I've built a number of relations in my graph settings and I'm afraid they will get lost if I drop a collection.

Do I have to do a find/remove all for each collection? Is there a way to wildcard remove all?

Do the collections have a wild card remove?

for instance:
REMOVE * from location

[dothebart]

Hi,
you can use the truncate operation on collections, which could be faster than dropping.
Edges point do collection names; if you re-create vertex collections with documents with similar keys, the edges will remain valid.
However, this definitely spoils graph integrity warranties; hence if you don't re-create all referenced vertices you will get dangling edges.
You should use an Outer Join to find dangling edges, and take care of them.