Neo4j How to add multiple relationships with property filter of each relationship?












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MATCH (me)-[post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)



In this case how can I check different 'status' of all 3 relations?
FOLLOWS_TEAM has accepted:1
FOLLOWS has accepted:1
FOLLOWS_EVENT dont have any status.



If I add like following, its not working for 'FOLLOWS_EVENT'



[post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:EVENTS_OF_ORG*0..1{accepted:1}]









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    MATCH (me)-[post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)



    In this case how can I check different 'status' of all 3 relations?
    FOLLOWS_TEAM has accepted:1
    FOLLOWS has accepted:1
    FOLLOWS_EVENT dont have any status.



    If I add like following, its not working for 'FOLLOWS_EVENT'



    [post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:EVENTS_OF_ORG*0..1{accepted:1}]









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      MATCH (me)-[post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)



      In this case how can I check different 'status' of all 3 relations?
      FOLLOWS_TEAM has accepted:1
      FOLLOWS has accepted:1
      FOLLOWS_EVENT dont have any status.



      If I add like following, its not working for 'FOLLOWS_EVENT'



      [post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:EVENTS_OF_ORG*0..1{accepted:1}]









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      MATCH (me)-[post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)



      In this case how can I check different 'status' of all 3 relations?
      FOLLOWS_TEAM has accepted:1
      FOLLOWS has accepted:1
      FOLLOWS_EVENT dont have any status.



      If I add like following, its not working for 'FOLLOWS_EVENT'



      [post_rel_source:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:EVENTS_OF_ORG*0..1{accepted:1}]






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          [EDITED]



          This snippet should work:



          ...
          MATCH (me)-[r:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)
          WHERE
          SIZE(r) = 0 OR
          TYPE(r[0]) = 'FOLLOWS_EVENT' OR
          r[0].accepted = 1
          ...


          Note: since your relationship pattern allows for a 0-length path (i.e., a path where me and user are the same node, and there is no matching relationship between them), the SIZE(r) = 0 test detects and accepts that case (which is presumably what you wanted).






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          • Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

            – Abhi
            Jan 3 at 13:39













          • OK, see if my updated answer works.

            – cybersam
            Jan 3 at 18:14











          • Awesome ... thank you so much

            – Abhi
            Jan 7 at 7:04











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          [EDITED]



          This snippet should work:



          ...
          MATCH (me)-[r:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)
          WHERE
          SIZE(r) = 0 OR
          TYPE(r[0]) = 'FOLLOWS_EVENT' OR
          r[0].accepted = 1
          ...


          Note: since your relationship pattern allows for a 0-length path (i.e., a path where me and user are the same node, and there is no matching relationship between them), the SIZE(r) = 0 test detects and accepts that case (which is presumably what you wanted).






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          • Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

            – Abhi
            Jan 3 at 13:39













          • OK, see if my updated answer works.

            – cybersam
            Jan 3 at 18:14











          • Awesome ... thank you so much

            – Abhi
            Jan 7 at 7:04
















          1














          [EDITED]



          This snippet should work:



          ...
          MATCH (me)-[r:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)
          WHERE
          SIZE(r) = 0 OR
          TYPE(r[0]) = 'FOLLOWS_EVENT' OR
          r[0].accepted = 1
          ...


          Note: since your relationship pattern allows for a 0-length path (i.e., a path where me and user are the same node, and there is no matching relationship between them), the SIZE(r) = 0 test detects and accepts that case (which is presumably what you wanted).






          share|improve this answer


























          • Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

            – Abhi
            Jan 3 at 13:39













          • OK, see if my updated answer works.

            – cybersam
            Jan 3 at 18:14











          • Awesome ... thank you so much

            – Abhi
            Jan 7 at 7:04














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          1







          [EDITED]



          This snippet should work:



          ...
          MATCH (me)-[r:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)
          WHERE
          SIZE(r) = 0 OR
          TYPE(r[0]) = 'FOLLOWS_EVENT' OR
          r[0].accepted = 1
          ...


          Note: since your relationship pattern allows for a 0-length path (i.e., a path where me and user are the same node, and there is no matching relationship between them), the SIZE(r) = 0 test detects and accepts that case (which is presumably what you wanted).






          share|improve this answer















          [EDITED]



          This snippet should work:



          ...
          MATCH (me)-[r:FOLLOWS_TEAM|:FOLLOWS|:FOLLOWS_EVENT*0..1]->(user)
          WHERE
          SIZE(r) = 0 OR
          TYPE(r[0]) = 'FOLLOWS_EVENT' OR
          r[0].accepted = 1
          ...


          Note: since your relationship pattern allows for a 0-length path (i.e., a path where me and user are the same node, and there is no matching relationship between them), the SIZE(r) = 0 test detects and accepts that case (which is presumably what you wanted).







          share|improve this answer














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          answered Jan 2 at 20:25









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          • Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

            – Abhi
            Jan 3 at 13:39













          • OK, see if my updated answer works.

            – cybersam
            Jan 3 at 18:14











          • Awesome ... thank you so much

            – Abhi
            Jan 7 at 7:04



















          • Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

            – Abhi
            Jan 3 at 13:39













          • OK, see if my updated answer works.

            – cybersam
            Jan 3 at 18:14











          • Awesome ... thank you so much

            – Abhi
            Jan 7 at 7:04

















          Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

          – Abhi
          Jan 3 at 13:39







          Its showing error - Neo.ClientError.Statement.SyntaxError: Type mismatch: expected Relationship but was List<Relationship> (line 2, column 34 (offset: 198)) WHERE TYPE(r)='FOLLOWS_EVENT'

          – Abhi
          Jan 3 at 13:39















          OK, see if my updated answer works.

          – cybersam
          Jan 3 at 18:14





          OK, see if my updated answer works.

          – cybersam
          Jan 3 at 18:14













          Awesome ... thank you so much

          – Abhi
          Jan 7 at 7:04





          Awesome ... thank you so much

          – Abhi
          Jan 7 at 7:04




















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