Hi,I want to query some type of information。For example, If I want to query the number of ‘process’ types, how do I do that?
{
all(func: type(“process”)) {
uid
}
Hi,I want to query some type of information。For example, If I want to query the number of ‘process’ types, how do I do that?
{
all(func: type(“process”)) {
uid
}
That doesn’t capture any information
{
all(func: eq(dgraph.type, process)) {
expand(all) { u as uid }
}
result(func:uid(u)){
count(uid)
}
}
The query below counts the number of objects of type “Process”.
{
query(func: has(<dgraph.type>)) @filter(eq(<dgraph.type>, "Process")) {
count(uid)
}
}
Many thanks for you! But I want to query for a certain type of node, a child node is a certain type of number or information.For example, I want to query for information about a certain type of node that the specified Topic node points to.
{
all(func: eq(topic, “general”)){
topic
related@filter(eq(<dgraph.type>, “process”)) {
uid
question
}
}
}
Hi @Soultrans, assuming that there is a type Topics
with a predicate topicQn
pointing to either type Qn
or Qn1
(similar to process
in your example), following query will help.
{
qn as var(func: type(Qn))
query(func: type(Topics) ) @cascade {
uid
topicName
count(topicQn)
topicQn @filter(uid(qn)){
qn
}
}
}
For finding topicQn
pointing to Qn1
, just replace Qn
with Qn1
in the var
section.
Your help was very much appreciated.
Hi @Soultrans, you are welcome! I request you to select the response and mark it as solved, so that other community members can directly view the solution when they search for the same issue.
Ok, I will reply after try.