LDBC_SNB benchmark for Dgraph

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Posted by ouzensang:

Hi, Dgraph,
Recently, I am doing some experiments based on ldbc_snb benchmark. And I wan to test Dgraph on ldbc. And some users also want to do so. But I found graphQL± has some limitations to implement the complex queries in ldbc_snb. So I want to know if you have implemented ldbc_snb benchmark for Dgraph? Could you please provide me a solution to run ldbc_snb benchmark on Dgraph?
Thanks for your kindly support and I’m looking forward to your early reply!

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martinmr commented :

We have not implemented this benchmark and AFAIK we don’t have any plans to do so.

What type of queries are you having trouble with?

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On January 13, 2020, 6:24 AM PST notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, Dgraph,

Recently, I am doing some experiments based on ldbc_snb benchmark. And I wan to test Dgraph on ldbc. And some users also want to do so. But I found graphQL± has some limitations to implement the complex queries in ldbc_snb. So I want to know if you have implemented ldbc_snb benchmark for Dgraph? Could you please provide me a solution to run ldbc_snb benchmark on Dgraph?

Thanks for your kindly support and I’m looking forward to your early reply!

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ouzensang commented :

@martinmr
Thanks for your reply! There are many complex queries defined in ldbc_snb benchmark, such as finding some cycles, finding the shortest paths between two nodes and doing some computation among nodes in path, finding the next node by passing uncertain number of edges(showing in the following picture), and some more …
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Specific defination of the benchmark can be found in https://ldbc.github.io/ldbc_snb_docs/ldbc-snb-specification.pdf

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shekarm commented :

We don’t have those kinds of algorithms natively in Dgraph with the sole exception of shortest paths.

You could still do it but you’d have to implement those algorithms as client code, which would probably be slower than a database that has this type of algorithms available natively.

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On January 13, 2020, 6:25 AM PST notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, Dgraph,

Recently, I am doing some experiments based on ldbc_snb benchmark. And I wan to test Dgraph on ldbc. And some users also want to do so. But I found graphQL± has some limitations to implement the complex queries in ldbc_snb. So I want to know if you have implemented ldbc_snb benchmark for Dgraph? Could you please provide me a solution to run ldbc_snb benchmark on Dgraph?

Thanks for your kindly support and I’m looking forward to your early reply!

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