I have some issues running DFS algorithm. The Memgraph instance restarts after a while and no result is returned. My query looks like:

how to replace environment field with command field in docker compose file for memgraph/memgraph-platform I’m trying to modify a Docker Compose file to remove the environment field and replace it with the command field. To use Blueprint41, I need to set this flag: –storage-enable-schema-metadata=true However, the documentation has no entry for this Docker image: memgraph/memgraph-platform:2.xx.x-memgraph2.xx.x-lab2.xx.x […]

When querying the same data via memgraphlab with the following query:

I’ve updated Memgraph Lab to 2.14. Before on this screen I used to have username and passwords fields. They are gone now. How can I enter them now?

I’m trying to use k-means clustering on a dataset where I have one kind of node, a country, and a list of connections between different countries. The connections are listed as a 1-dimensional array. How can I use Cypher in Memgraph to convert this into a 2-dimensional array for the nodes?

I’m currently using Memgraph Cloud, and I have a very large graph that I need to import. I’ve tried converting the graph to a .csv file, but I’m encountering an error in the query when attempting to import it.

I have a design question regarding the best approach to store tuples of values, specifically for position (x, y, z), rotation, and scaling in Memgraph. I have an RPG node that is linked to an ACTOR node using the relationship HAS_ACTOR:

I am working with a graph in Memgraph that has weighted edges. I’d like to set up a trigger that will keep track of the total weight of all edges in the network.

I am trying to integrate Orb into my React application. To me it looks like Orb seems to write directly to its own canvas element. Is there a hook that I could use?

I’m trying to delete names from all nodes using: