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which is actually 1 row.
In my graph-DB I need some elements of this 1 line to be nodes, others - their properties.
For example id would correspond to class place_id, which has an instance with a property loc_id = 'loc000001'.
Fabariense is an instance of class placeName, which has property
name = 'Fabariense'.
Those two classes are related with a relationship, place_id has_name placeName
So, if the batch-importer will treat each row as one node with properties, this is not what I need. Please, correct me if I am wrong.
I would be happy to hear any advice on how to get my JSON data into my Neo4j DB, which I am using via Neomodel.
Sorry, if it is off topic.
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With the batch-importer you'd either create multiple csv files (one per type of node) or have one file with a sparse matrix, i.e. one row per node but different columns with data.
Do I understand this correct (I hope not):
1 row in csv file = 1 created node?
I have a JSON file of this kind:
[ {
"location" : {
"country" : "CH",
"refs" : [
{
"target" : "D11595",
"type" : "HLS"
}
],
"desc" : "Benediktinerkloster",
"region" : "CH-SG",
"settlement" : {
"$ref" : "loc",
"$id" : "loc000034"
}
},
"names" : [
{
"lang" : "la",
"text" : "Fabariense",
"type" : "orig",
"alias" : 1
},
{
"lang" : "de",
"text" : "Peffers",
"type" : "orig"
},
{
"lang" : "de",
"text" : "Pfaͤfers",
"type" : "orig"
},
{
"lang" : "de",
"text" : "Phêvers",
"type" : "orig"
}
],
"_id" : "loc000001",
"type" : "S.MSTY"
}]
Then I convert it to CSV and get this:
location/country,location/refs/0/target,location/refs/0/type,location/desc,location/region,location/settlement/$ref,location/settlement/$id,names/0/lang,names/0/text,names/0/type,names/0/alias,names/1/lang,names/1/text,names/1/type,names/2/lang,names/2/text,names/2/type,names/3/lang,names/3/text,names/3/type,_id,type
CH,D11595,HLS,Benediktinerkloster,CH-SG,loc,loc000034,la,Fabariense,orig,1,de,Peffers,orig,de,Pfaͤfers,orig,de,Phêvers,orig,loc000001,S.MSTY
which is actually 1 row.
In my graph-DB I need some elements of this 1 line to be nodes, others - their properties.
For example id would correspond to class place_id, which has an instance with a property loc_id = 'loc000001'.
Fabariense is an instance of class placeName, which has property
name = 'Fabariense'.
Those two classes are related with a relationship, place_id has_name placeName
So, if the batch-importer will treat each row as one node with properties, this is not what I need. Please, correct me if I am wrong.
I would be happy to hear any advice on how to get my JSON data into my Neo4j DB, which I am using via Neomodel.
Sorry, if it is off topic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: