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My env is Win7/32bit/JDK1.7.0/Neo203
First issue your doc might want to point out, download neo4j ZIP to get the neoshell as the .exe installer doesn't include it. I'm a newbie, not obvious why the zip/exe differ
Then finally got the installation up and running in my new test db directory.
Tried the following to generate your graph:
Neo4jShell.bat -file GraphofThings.cyp
which runs for enough time to generate probably over hundred entries and then fails with the following. Fresh neo install and first time running your script so I have no idea how to proceed.
Transaction committed
Transaction started
+-------------------+
| No data returned. |
+-------------------+
Relationships created: 2
6 ms
Transaction committed
Transaction started
ERROR (-v for expanded information):
CypherExecutionException: Node 280 already exists with label User and property "fullname"=[Reese Kelly]
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hdngr commentedon May 21, 2014
Thanks, Craig - the README is clearly directed towards OSx or Linux users, and we will do our best to update to reflect Windows installations.
@kbastani or @jexp what is the best way to execute a set of cypher transactions in Windows shell?
jexp commentedon May 21, 2014
Neo4j.bat -file import.cql
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craigryan commentedon May 21, 2014
I'm happy to never go near Windows but I'm stuck with it, I didn't see any O/S specifics in your readme so it wasn't obvious other than the unix example commands.
My next attempt based on your suggestions (is cpl/cyp the same?)
This command is not supported by the Neo4j utility. Please try "Neo4j.bat help" for more info.
For installing Neo4j as a Windows Service, see Neo4jInstaller.bat
Proper arguments for this command are: help console
Proper arguments for this command are: help console ( I gather 'console' is not literal)
Even Neo4j's own README has this:
"For details about using these scripts, please see the related
documentation in the ../doc directory."
and there is no doc directory in either distro so I guess they're more interested in unix platforms too.