Neo4j is a graph database management system designed to store and query data in the form of nodes, relationships, and properties, making it ideal for highly connected data. It uses the Cypher query language and is widely used for applications like network analysis, fraud detection, and recommendation engines.
Default hierarchy
In the chart below, you will find the organizational structure of Neo4j objects. Objects are in represented in green and folders are in yellow.
Object types
Dawiso ingests the following objects from Neo4j:
Constraint
Maps to Neo4j Constraint object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| target_label_or_type | Target Label |
| constrained_property | Constrained Property |
| constraint_type | Constraint Type |
Function
Maps to Neo4j Function object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| function_description | Scanned Description |
| function_signature | Function Signature |
Index
Maps to Neo4j Index object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| label_or_rel_type | Label or Relationship Type |
| property | Index Type Property |
| index_type | Index Type |
| last_read | Last Read |
| read_count | Read Count |
Node Label
Maps to Neo4j Node Label object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| node_count | Node Count |
Procedure
Maps to Neo4j Procedure object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| procedure_description | Scanned Description |
| procedure_signature | Procedure Signature |
Relationship Type
Maps to Neo4j Relationship Type object type.
| Source Attribute | Target Attribute in Dawiso |
|---|---|
| rel_count | Relationship Count |