This section introduces the uql() and uqlStream() methods to execute UQL in the database.

UQL (Ultipa Query Language) is the native language designed by Ultipa to fully interact with Ultipa graph databases. For detailed information on UQL, refer to the documentation.

uql()

Executes an UQL query in the database.

Parameters

• uql: str: The UQL query to be executed.
• config: RequestConfig (Optional): Request configuration.

Returns

• Response: Response of the request.

# Retrieves 5 movie nodes from the graph 'miniCircle'

requestConfig = RequestConfig(graph="miniCircle")
response = Conn.uql("find().nodes({@movie}) as n return n{*} limit 5", requestConfig)
nodeList = response.alias("n").asNodes()
for node in nodeList:
    print(node.get("name"))

The Shawshank Redemption
Farewell My Concubine
Léon: The Professional
Titanic
Life is Beautiful

uqlStream()

Executes an UQL query in the database and returns the results incrementally, allowing handling of large datasets without loading everything into memory at once.

Parameters

• uql: str: The UQL query to be executed.
• cb: QueryResponseListener: Listener for the streaming process.
• config: RequestConfig (Optional): Request configuration.

Returns

• None

# Retrieves all 1-step paths from the graph 'miniCircle'

requestConfig = RequestConfig(graph="miniCircle")

# Define the event handler functions
def on_start(requestConfig):
    print("Stream started.")

def on_data(res, requestConfig):
    print("Data received:", res)

def on_end(requestConfig):
    print("Stream ended.")

stream = QueryResponseListener()
stream.on("start", on_start)
stream.on("data", on_data)
stream.on("end", on_end)
uql = 'n().e().n() as p return p{*}'
result = Conn.uqlStream(uql, stream, requestConfig)
print()

Stream started.
Data received: {'status': <ultipa.types.types.Status object at 0x000001E01762FCA0>, 'items': {'paths': <ultipa.types.types.DataItem object at 0x000001E017635730>}, 'aliases': None, 'req': None, 'statistics': <ultipa.types.types.UltipaStatistics object at 0x000001E017635850>, 'explainPlan': None}
Data received: {'status': <ultipa.types.types.Status object at 0x000001E01762F2B0>, 'items': {'paths': <ultipa.types.types.DataItem object at 0x000001E0189C4DF0>}, 'aliases': None, 'req': None, 'statistics': <ultipa.types.types.UltipaStatistics object at 0x000001E0189C4D60>, 'explainPlan': None}
Stream ended.

Full Example

from ultipa import UltipaConfig, Connection, RequestConfig

ultipaConfig = UltipaConfig()
# URI example: ultipaConfig.hosts = ["mqj4zouys.us-east-1.cloud.ultipa.com:60010"]
ultipaConfig.hosts = ["192.168.1.85:60061", "192.168.1.87:60061", "192.168.1.88:60061"]
ultipaConfig.username = "<username>"
ultipaConfig.password = "<password>"

Conn = Connection.NewConnection(defaultConfig=ultipaConfig)

# Retrieves 5 movie nodes from the graph 'miniCircle'

requestConfig = RequestConfig(graph="miniCircle")
response = Conn.uql("find().nodes({@movie}) as n return n{*} limit 5", requestConfig)
nodeList = response.alias("n").asNodes()
for node in nodeList:
    print(node.get("name"))