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Hundred-Billion-Edge Graph

API

The following APIs are supported for graphs of the hundred-billion-edge type:

  1. Querying Vertex Details
  2. Querying Edge Details
  3. Querying Vertex Data in Batches
  4. Querying Edge Data in Batches
  5. Adding Vertices in Batches
  6. Adding Edges in Batches
  7. Updating Vertex Properties in Batches
  8. Updating Edge Properties in Batches
  9. Deleting Vertices in Batches
  10. Deleting Edges in Batches
  11. Querying Job Status on the Service Plane
  12. Querying the Job List
  13. Querying Graph Metadata Details
  14. Adding Properties
  15. Querying a Property
  16. Querying the Property List
  17. Adding a Label
  18. Updating a Label
  19. Querying Labels
  20. Creating an Index
  21. Deleting an Index
  22. Querying Indexes
  23. Querying General Information About a Graph
  24. Querying the Graph Version
  25. Shortest Path
  26. Cypher Query

Supported Data Types

Type

Description

char

Character

float

Float type (32-bit float)

double

Double floating point type (64-bit float point)

bool

Boolean type. Available values are 0/1 and true/false.

long

Long integer (value range: -2^63 to 2^63-1)

int

Integer (value range: -2^31 to 2^31-1)

date

Date. Currently, the following formats are supported:

  • YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
  • YYYY-MM-DD
NOTE:

The value of MM or DD must consist of two digits. If the day or month number contains only one digit, add 0 before it, for example, 05/01.

string

Variable-length string

Data Import Restrictions

For details about how to import data, see .

The restrictions on importing hundred-billion-edge graphs are as follows:

  • Importing Data Concurrently

    Multiple data files can be imported at the same time. To improve the import speed, split a large file into OBS files that each does not exceed 5 GB.

  • Uploading Import Logs to OBS

    Set the logDir parameter to save import logs where you can find the error cause.

  • Importing Edge Data

    If you import only edges of a hundred-billion-edge graph, DLI cannot automatically generate vertices for the graph. If only edges are imported, you cannot query vertices or access the graph from vertices. You are advised to import vertex data too.

Parent topic: Before You Start