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Can I use the Neo4J browser with any other GraphDB?
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Is is possible to use the the Neo4J browser with other vendors (ex: use Neo4J with AgensGraph/Postgress)?
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No it's not possible, mainly due to the fact that protocols are not the same : JDBC vs Bolt.
answered Mar 25 at 13:35
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I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
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You may use AgensBrowser for AgensGraph data. You may find the resource and support. https://bitnine.net/agensgraph-2-1-1-enterprise-linux/
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No it's not possible, mainly due to the fact that protocols are not the same : JDBC vs Bolt.
answered Mar 25 at 13:35
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I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
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No it's not possible, mainly due to the fact that protocols are not the same : JDBC vs Bolt.
answered Mar 25 at 13:35
logisimalogisima
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I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 14:09
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No it's not possible, mainly due to the fact that protocols are not the same : JDBC vs Bolt.
answered Mar 25 at 13:35
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No it's not possible, mainly due to the fact that protocols are not the same : JDBC vs Bolt.
answered Mar 25 at 13:35
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answered Mar 25 at 13:35
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I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 14:09
add a comment |
I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 14:09
I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
I am learning these things, please excuse my ignorance, does cipher ride on top of these protocols? I thought it was common for both. Related to this is there an universal client ? One to rule them all :-)
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 13:40
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
We are all ignorant at a moment of time :) Cypher is the query language and yes both databases are using it. But the communication protocol (the pipe) between your client and the database is not the same. I'm not aware of a universal client. But to go from one to an other should not be hard in your code.
– logisima
Mar 25 at 14:01
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 14:09
I am extremely interested in the easiness of rendering the query results as graphs. I have played with the Neo4j in their sandbox and it is amazing. If you are familiar with the others ..is there a match for this client? I am stuck with Postgress and can't figure out if the agensgraph browser is at least as good. Can't install it for the moment to see for myself
– MiniMe
Mar 25 at 14:09
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@Minie,
You may use AgensBrowser for AgensGraph data. You may find the resource and support. https://bitnine.net/agensgraph-2-1-1-enterprise-linux/
answered May 14 at 18:42
Joshua BaeJoshua Bae
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@Minie,
You may use AgensBrowser for AgensGraph data. You may find the resource and support. https://bitnine.net/agensgraph-2-1-1-enterprise-linux/
answered May 14 at 18:42
Joshua BaeJoshua Bae
1
add a comment |
@Minie,
You may use AgensBrowser for AgensGraph data. You may find the resource and support. https://bitnine.net/agensgraph-2-1-1-enterprise-linux/
answered May 14 at 18:42
Joshua BaeJoshua Bae
1
@Minie,
You may use AgensBrowser for AgensGraph data. You may find the resource and support. https://bitnine.net/agensgraph-2-1-1-enterprise-linux/
answered May 14 at 18:42
Joshua BaeJoshua Bae
1
answered May 14 at 18:42
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