Neo4j – Sum Function
It takes a set of rows and an <property-name> of a node or relationship as input and finds the summation value from the given <property-name> column of given rows. Syntax…
Neo4j – Min Function
It takes a set of rows and an <property-name> of a node or relationship as input and finds the minimum value from the given <property-name> column of given rows. Syntax…
Neo4j – Max Function
It takes a set of rows and an <property-name> of a node or relationship as input and finds the maximum value from the given <property-name> column of the given rows.…
Neo4j – Count Function
It takes the results from the MATCH clause and counts the number of rows present in that result and returns the count value. All CQL functions should use "( )"…
Neo4j – Aggregation Function
Like SQL, Neo4j CQL has provided some aggregation functions to use in the RETURN clause. It is similar to the GROUP BY clause in SQL. We can use these RETURN…
Neo4j – Substring Function
It takes a string as input and two indexes: one is the start of the index and another is the end of the index and returns a substring from Start…
Neo4j – Lower Function
It takes a string as an input and converts it into lower case letters. All CQL functions should use "( )" brackets. Syntax Following is the syntax of the function lower() in…
Neo4j – Upper Function
It takes a string as an input and converts it into upper case letters. All CQL functions should use "( )" brackets. Syntax Following is the syntax of the function upper() in…
Neo4j – String Functions
Like SQL, Neo4J CQL has provided a set of String functions to use in CQL Queries to get the required results. Here, we are going to discuss some of the…
Neo4j – Unwind Clause
The unwind clause is used to unwind a list into a sequence of rows. Example Following is a sample Cypher Query which unwinds a list. UNWIND [a, b, c, d]…