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    v5.0

      SET

      Overview

      The SET statement allows you to update, add, or remove properties on nodes and edges. These nodes or edges must first be retrieved using the MATCH statement.

      Note that the label on a node or an edge is not subject to any modification.

      <set statement> ::= "SET" <set item list>
      
      <set item list> ::= <set item> [ { "," <set item> }... ]
      
      <set item> ::= <set property item> | <set all properties item>
        
      <set property item> ::=
        <binding variable reference> "." <property name> "=" <value expression>
      
      <set all properties item> ::=
        <binding variable reference> "=" "{" [ <property key value pair list> ] "}"
      

      Details

      • The values of system properties (_id, _uuid, _from, _to, _from_uuid, and _to_uuid) cannot be modified.

      Example Graph

      Each of the following examples begins with this graph:

      To create this graph, run the following query against an empty graph:

      INSERT (rowlock:User {_id: "U01", name: "rowlock"}),
             (brainy:User {_id: "U02", name: "Brainy", gender: "male"}),
             (purplechalk:User {_id: "U03", name: "purplechalk", gender: "female"}),
             (mochaeach:User {_id: "U04", name: "mochaeach", gender: "female"}),
             (c:Club {_id: "C01"}),
             (rowlock)-[:Follows {createdOn: "2024-1-5"}]->(brainy),
             (purplechalk)-[:Follows {createdOn: "2024-2-1"}]->(brainy),
             (mochaeach)-[:Follows {createdOn: "2024-2-10}]->(brainy),
             (brainy)-[:Joins {memberNo: 1}]->(c)
      

      Updating Properties

      This query updates the property gender for the retrieved node n, and the property createdOn for the retrieved edge e.

      MATCH (n:User {name: 'rowlock'})-[e:Follows]->(:User {name: 'Brainy'})
      SET n.gender = 'male', e.createdOn = '2024-1-7'
      RETURN n.gender, e.createdOn
      

      Result:

      n.gender e.createdOn
      male 2024-01-07 00:00:00

      Removing Properties

      This query removes the value of the property gender for the retrieved node n.

      MATCH (n:User {name: 'mochaeach'})
      SET n.gender = null
      RETURN n
      

      Result: n

      _id _uuid schema
      values
      U04 Sys-gen User {name: "mochaeach", gender: null}

      Overwriting All Properties

      This query overwrites all properties for the retrieved node n with a map: updating value of the property name, removing values of other (custom) properties.

      MATCH (n:User {name: 'purplechalk'})
      SET n = {name: 'MasterSwift'}
      RETURN n
      

      Result: n

      _id _uuid schema
      values
      U03 Sys-gen User {name: "MasterSwift", gender: null}

      Removing All Properties

      This query removes all (custom) properties for the retrieved node n with an empty map.

      MATCH (n:User {name: 'rowlock'})
      SET n = {}
      RETURN n
      

      Result: n

      _id _uuid schema
      values
      U03 Sys-gen User {name: null, gender: null}

      Updating Properties with CASE

      This query assigns values to the weight property of edges labeled Follows, determined by their createdOn values.

      MATCH ()-[e:Follows]->()
      SET e.weight = CASE
          WHEN e.createdOn < '2024-1-31' THEN 10
          ELSE 8
      END
      RETURN e
      

      Result: e

      _uuid
      _from
      _to
      _from_uuid
      _to_uuid
      schema
      values
      Sys-gen U01 U02 UUID of U01 UUID of U02 Follows {createdOn: "2024-01-05 00:00:00", weight: 10}
      Sys-gen U04 U02 UUID of U04 UUID of U02 Follows {createdOn: "2024-02-10 00:00:00", weight: 8}
      Sys-gen U03 U02 UUID of U03 UUID of U02 Follows {createdOn: "2024-02-01 00:00:00", weight: 8}

      Mismatched Property Value and Type

      This query updates the property memberNo (int32-type) of the retrieved edge with a string.

      MATCH ()-[e:Joins]->()
      SET e.memberNo = 'm2'
      RETURN e
      

      Result: e

      _uuid
      _from
      _to
      _from_uuid
      _to_uuid
      schema
      values
      Sys-gen C01 U02 UUID of C01 UUID of U02 Follows {memberNo: 0}

      If the provided value is of a different type than the property type and cannot be converted to the correct type, the default value for that property type will be used instead.

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