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Querying Vertices That Meet Filtering Conditions
Updated on 2022-04-24 GMT+08:00
Querying Vertices That Meet Filtering Conditions
You can use a specific API provided by GES to query the vertex set that meet the filtering conditions. The sample code is as follows:
public static void vertexQuery(GraphClient graphClient) throws ApiException { //Request of querying vertices that meet the filtering conditions VertexFilterQueryReq req = new VertexFilterQueryReq(); List<String> labels = new ArrayList<>(); labels.add("movie"); //Filter vertices by label. req.setLabels(labels); //Set the offset and limit. req.setOffset(0); req.setLimit(5); //Send the request to obtain the asynchronous API result. AsyncAPIResp asyncAPIResp = graphClient.vertexQuery(req); //This API is an asynchronous API. Obtain the jobId. String jobId = asyncAPIResp.getJobId(); //Vertex query job request VertexQueryJobReq req1 = new VertexQueryJobReq(); //Set the jobId. req1.setJobId(jobId); //Obtain the job query result. JobResp<QueryData<VertexQueryResult>> resp = graphClient.queryJobStatus(req1); System.out.println(resp); }
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