Articles tagged as cypher-shell
A demonstration of causal cluster routing
The following will demonstrate how to use cypher-shell to get a better understanding of a Neo4j Causal Cluster instance and its implementation of routing. The initial scenario is described with…
Enabling TLSv1.2 with IBM JDK9
Neo4j 3.4.0 only supports TLSv1.2 by default. IBM JDK9 uses the TLSv1 protocol by default. When attempting to run cypher-shell, users will be unable to connect to Neo4j. To enable…
Explanation of error "Failed to obtain connection towards WRITE server. Known routing table is: Ttl…"
In Neo4j 4.0, if you are logged into the READ_REPLICA of a Causal Cluster, and execute the following command to login into cypher-shell: You will encounter this error: The reason…
Favorites for cypher-shell?
The Neo4j Browser has always had the ability to record favorites, i.e. a bookmark to saved cypher that you may want to run sometime in the future. bin\cypher-shell has somewhat…
How do I authenticate with cypher-shell without specifying the username and password on the command line
When using $NEO4J_HOME/bin/cypher-shell at the command line and authentication is enabled via the setting $NEO4J_HOME/conf/neo4j.conf: a username and password can be provided on the command line using the parameters -u…
How do I produce a profile/explain through cypher-shell and pipeing query file
If you prepare a file with a Cypher statement that includes either a profile or explain clause and then want to pipe that file to bin/cypher-shell, to produce the profile/explain…
Troubleshooting Connection Issues in Neo4j Browser and Cypher Shell
This page describes common issues users may encounter in connecting Neo4j Browser or cypher-shell to a Neo4j database, and how to address them. Connection Timeout Symptom: connection attempts lag for…