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Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all Persons which are_sons of Persons all born in the same country. Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?
#3: Post edited
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Guilherme Costa
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2020-11-22T09:43:59Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all _**Persons**_ which _**are_sons**_ of _**Persons**_ all **_born_** in the same country.
- Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?
- Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all _**Persons**_ which _**are_sons**_ of _**Persons**_ all **_born_** in the same country.
- 
- Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?
#2: Post edited
by
Guilherme Costa
·
2020-11-22T09:38:07Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all _**Persons**_ which _**are_sons**_ of _**Persons**_ all **_born_** in the same country.
- Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?
- Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all _**Persons**_ which _**are_sons**_ of _**Persons**_ all **_born_** in the same country.
- 
- Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?
#1: Initial revision
by
Guilherme Costa
·
2020-11-21T19:56:26Z (almost 4 years ago)
Search paths where all nodes are in a relationship with same node
Using the below graph as an example: I am trying to determine all _**Persons**_ which _**are_sons**_ of _**Persons**_ all **_born_** in the same country.  Is there an elegant way to achieve this with Cypher?