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Neptune - multiple labels

Hey,

For some reason we had a few objects that had multiple labels. This was done via a huge script and we couldn't find anything that caused it.

Now that the vertices have multiple labels, one of which is correct, is there a way to remove the other labels, or do we have to remove them and recreate the vertices?

From what I could find, the only way to have multiple labels in Neptune is

g.addV('label1'::'label2')

g.addV('label1'::'label2')

but I'm certain my script never did that. Is there another way in which it's possible?

Please advise.

Solution

Gremlin will not allow for you to remove labels. However, since Neptune supports both Gremlin and openCypher on the same data, you could use the openCypher support to remove the unwanted label(s):

For a vertex created with Gremlin using:

g.addV('test1::test2').property(id,'testV001')

g.addV('test1::test2').property(id,'testV001')

You could remove the

test2

test2

label using:

MATCH (n) 
WHERE id(n) IN ['testV001'] 
REMOVE n:test2 
RETURN n

MATCH (n) 
WHERE id(n) IN ['testV001'] 
REMOVE n:test2 
RETURN n

One possible way that you could end up with multiple labels is if you ran a bulk load job that had multiple rows with different labels per the same vertex ID:

~id, ~label
testV001, test1
testV001, test2

~id, ~label
testV001, test1
testV001, test2

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Neptune - multiple labels

g.addV('label1'::'label2')

g.addV('label1'::'label2')

but I'm certain my script never did that. Is there another way in which it's possible?

Please advise.

Solution

g.addV('test1::test2').property(id,'testV001')

g.addV('test1::test2').property(id,'testV001')

You could remove the

test2

test2

label using:

MATCH (n) 
WHERE id(n) IN ['testV001'] 
REMOVE n:test2 
RETURN n

MATCH (n) 
WHERE id(n) IN ['testV001'] 
REMOVE n:test2 
RETURN n

One possible way that you could end up with multiple labels is if you ran a bulk load job that had multiple rows with different labels per the same vertex ID:

~id, ~label
testV001, test1
testV001, test2

~id, ~label
testV001, test1
testV001, test2

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Neptune - multiple labels

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