List of Tables

Chapter 1. A case for a Neo4j database

Table 1.1. Execution times for multiple join queries using a MySQL database engine on a data set of 1,000 users

Table 1.2. The execution times for graph traversal using Neo4j on a data set of 1,000 users

Table 1.3. The execution times for multiple join queries using a MySQL database engine on a data set of 1 million users

Table 1.4. The execution times for graph traversal using Neo4j on a data set of 1 million users

Table 1.5. An overview of NoSQL categories

Chapter 3. Starting development with Neo4j

Table 3.1. The property types in Neo4j

Chapter 4. The power of traversals

Table 4.1. The methods defined on the org.neo4j.graphdb.Path interface

Table 4.2. The possible values of the Evaluation enumeration

Chapter 6. Cypher: Neo4j query language

Table 6.1. Tools and techniques for executing Cypher queries

Table 6.2. Neo4j Shell startup script syntax for Linux and Windows environments

Chapter 8. Traversals in depth

Table 8.1. The performance of a traversal depending on the location of node searched for and the traversal algorithm used

Chapter 9. Spring Data Neo4j

Table 9.1. Comparison of simple and advanced mapping modes

Chapter 10. Neo4j: embedded versus server mode

Table 10.1. Advantages and disadvantages of Neo4j embedded and server modes

Table 10.2. The initial results of embedded versus server mode performance when creating new nodes

Table 10.3. Extended results of embedded versus server mode performance when creating new nodes