Data Visualization with Scene Actions (Feature Update) | Neo4j Bloom

Name: Data Visualization with Scene Actions (Feature Update) | Neo4j Bloom
Uploaded: 2022-08-24T10:32:37-07:00
Duration: 5 min 13 s
Description: Querying in the Neo4j graph data visualization tool, Bloom, is getting a whole lot more productive. With the Scene actions, it's a parameterized Cypher query, much like Search phrases. The difference is that in a Scene action, the parameters can be the selected elements in your current selection…

August 24, 2022
Length: 5 min
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Querying in the Neo4j graph data visualization tool, Bloom, is getting a whole lot more productive. With the Scene actions, it's a parameterized Cypher query, much like Search phrases. The difference is that in a Scene action, the parameters can be the selected elements in your current selection instead of all available and matching elements in your graph.

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