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Neo4j version: 3.0.4
Operating system: El Capitan 10.11.13
API/Driver: Cypher
Steps to reproduce Create a graph using the following commands: create (n)-[r:CALL]->(n) create (n)-[r:CALL]->(n) create (u)-[r:CALL]->(v)
(Total 4 nodes, with 2 self loops, and one more edge)
Query A: match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n) return count(r)
Query B: match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n) where id(n) = id(n) return count(r)
Query C: match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n) return r
Profiling for A gives the following
Seems to be completely ignoring the match clause. Query B, and C work as expected however.
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I agree. The result for Query A is surprising. Thanks for the report.
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Neo4j version: 3.0.4
Operating system: El Capitan 10.11.13
API/Driver: Cypher
Steps to reproduce
Create a graph using the following commands:
create (n)-[r:CALL]->(n)
create (n)-[r:CALL]->(n)
create (u)-[r:CALL]->(v)
(Total 4 nodes, with 2 self loops, and one more edge)
Query A:
match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n)
return count(r)
2
3
Query B:
match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n)
where id(n) = id(n)
return count(r)
2
2
Query C:
match(n)-[r:CALL]->(n)
return r
2 edges returned
2 edges returned
Profiling for A gives the following
Seems to be completely ignoring the match clause. Query B, and C work as expected however.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: