.drop() behavior confussion

I have a basic java app and I'm learning hot to send gremlin queries to a JanusGraph from that java app. I just played around with mkaing some nodes, but the .drop() method is not removing them all like I expected. What am I missing in this context?

Solution

This issue is addressed in lots of places but you probably just haven't come across them yet. You're missing a terminal step after the

drop()

drop()

. The terminal step actually executes the traversal...

drop()

drop()

is not such a step. You would likely use

iterate()

iterate()

in this case as your terminal step. https://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#terminal-steps

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.drop() behavior confussion

Solution

This issue is addressed in lots of places but you probably just haven't come across them yet. You're missing a terminal step after the

drop()

drop()

. The terminal step actually executes the traversal...

drop()

drop()

is not such a step. You would likely use

iterate()

iterate()

in this case as your terminal step. https://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#terminal-steps

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