List of Figures
- 1-1 Simple Property Graph Example
- 1-2 Tools for Querying, Visualizing, and Running Analytics on SQL Property Graphs
- 1-3 Tools for Querying, Visualizing, and Running Analytics on PGQL Property Graphs
- 1-4 Graph Server (PGX) Design
- 1-5 Remote Server Mode
- 1-6 PGX as a Library
- 4-1 Using SQL Developer to Create a SQL Property Graph
- 4-2 Graph Visualization Using VS Code
- 4-3 Graph Visualization Using Graph Explorer
- 4-4 Example Graph in Neo4j for Migration
- 4-5 Example Graph in Neo4j for Migration
- 5-1 STUDENTS_GRAPH
- 5-2 JSON Data in Graph Explorer
- 6-1 SQL Property Graphs in SQL Developer
- 6-2 Running SQL Graph queries in SQL Developer
- 7-1 Bellman-Ford Algorithm
- 7-2 Weakly Connected Components
- 9-1 PGQL on SQL Property Graphs in Oracle AI Database
- 10-1 Visualizing a SQL Graph Query in an APEX Application
- 10-2 Graph Schema Visualization
- 10-3 Customizing the Graph Display Size
- 10-4 Sample Graph Visualization Home Page
- 10-5 Settings
- 10-6 Appearance
- 10-7 Legend
- 10-8 Default Legend Disabled
- 10-9 Captions
- 10-10 Evolution
- 10-11 Schema
- 10-12 Expand
- 10-13 Advanced Options
- 10-14 Graph Visualization Using General Settings Configuration
- 10-15 Graph Visualization Using Base Style Configuration
- 10-16 Graph Visualization Using Rule-Based Styling Configuration
- 10-17 Graph Visualization Using Rule-based Grouping
- 10-18 Graph Visualization with Network Evolution
- 10-19 Callbacks
- 10-20 Expanding on a Specific Graph Vertex
- 11-1 Graph Visualization of SQL Graph Queries in VS Code
- 11-2 General Settings
- 11-3 Graph Exploration
- 11-4 Styles Settings
- 11-5 Adding a New Vertex Style
- 11-6 Groups Configuration
- 11-7 Adding a New Vertex Group
- 11-8 Predefined Group Visualization
- 12-1 Basic Graph Visualization
- 12-2 Graph Visualization with Custom Styling Options
- 12-3 SQL Property Graph Query Visualization
- 12-4 Graph Visualization in the Graph Server (PGX)
- 13-1 JupyterLab Interface
- 13-2 AdbGraphClient API
- 14-1
PROPERTY_GRAPH_METADATAGraph Design - 14-2 Financial Transactions Graph
- 16-1 Creating a PGQL Property Graph Using SQL Developer
- 17-1 PGQl Property Graph Visualization
- 17-2 Running Graph Algorithms in Jupyter Notebook
- 17-3 PGQL Property Graphs in SQL Developer
- 17-4 Create a PGQL property graph
- 17-5 Running Multiple PGQL Queries
- 17-6 Dropping a PGQL Property Graph
- 18-1 Example Schema
- 18-2 Graphs Created from the Example Schema
- 18-3 Financial_Transactions Graph
- 18-4 PGQL on PGQL Property Graphs in Database
- 19-1 Oracle Graph Studio Login
- 22-1 Pg2vec - Visualization of Two Similar Graphlets
- 23-1 Visualizing Unnesting of Variable-Length Path Queries
- 25-1 Oracle Graph Studio Login
- 25-2 Graph Studio Header
- 25-3 Graph Studio Navigation Menu
- 26-1 Graph Explorer User Interface
- 26-2 SQL Graph Query Visualization
- 26-3 Graph Explorer: Schema Visualization of a SQL Property Graph
- 26-4 Creating a PGQL Property Graph
- 26-5 Modifying a PGQL Property Graph
- 26-6 Querying a PGQL Property Graph
- 26-7 Dropping a PGQL Property Graph
- 26-8 Graph Explorer: Schema Visualization of a PGQL Property Graph
- 26-9 Migrating a PGQL Property Graph to SQL Property Graph
- 26-10 Creating a Property Graph in the Graph Server (PGX)
- 26-11 Querying a Property Graph in the Graph Server (PGX)
- 26-12 Loading a Graph Into the Graph Server (PGX)
- 26-13 SQL Property Graph Loaded into Memory
- 26-14 Tabular output for a SQL query
- 26-15 Tabular output for a PGQL graph query
- 26-16 Graph Visualization Toolbar
- 26-17 Graph Legends
- 26-18 Search Input in Graph Query Visualization
- 26-19 Keyword Search
- 26-20 Search by Label
- 26-21 Search by Property
- 26-22 Hidden Vertices in Visualization
- 26-23 Viewing Implied Edges For Hidden Vertices
- 26-24 Default Display Size
- 26-25 Dynamically Updating Display Size
- 26-26 Progress Slider to Control Graph Display
- 26-27 General Tab
- 26-28 Grouping Similar Edges
- 26-29 Graph Exploration
- 26-30 Styles Tab
- 26-31 Adding a new Vertex Style
- 26-32 Interpolation in Graph Visualization
- 26-33 Groups Tab
- 26-34 Rule-based Grouping
- 26-35 Visualizing Clusters in Graph Explorer
- 26-36 Geographical Layout
- 26-37 Dynamic Graph Visualization
- 27-1 Modeler Landing Page
- 27-2 User interface for Graph Modeling
- 27-3 Auto-map: Select Tables
- 27-4 Auto-map: Generated Graph
- 27-5 Visual Editing Tools
- 27-6 Adding a vertex visually
- 27-7 Adding an edge visually
- 27-8 Graph Assistant
- 27-9 Creating a SQL Property Graph Using Graph Assistant
- 27-10 Reviewing a SQL Property Graph Using Graph Assistant
- 27-11 Editing a SQL Property Graph Using Graph Assistant
- 27-12 Editing Vertex Details
- 27-13 Editing Edge Details
- 27-14 Modeler: Errors and Warnings
- 27-15 Modeler Settings
- 28-1 Supported Actions
- 28-2 Display Views
- 28-3 Graph Query on a SQL Property Graph
- 28-4 Creating a Property Graph in the Graph Server Memory
- 28-5 List of Database Graphs
- 28-6 Loading Graph Into Memory Confirmation
- 28-7 Unloading Graph from Memory Confirmation
- 28-8 Visualizing a PGQL Query
- 28-9 Creating a PGQL property graph
- 28-10 Updating an Edge in a PGQL property graph
- 28-11 Deleting an Edge in a PGQL property graph
- 28-12 Querying a PGQL property graph
- 28-13 Dropping a PGQL property graph
- 28-14 Show Graph Schema Option
- 28-15 Graph Schema Visualization for a SQL Property Graph
- 28-16 Graph Schema Visualization for a PGQL Property Graph
- 28-17 General Tab Configuration
- 28-18 Graph Exploration Tab Configuration
- 28-19 Vertex and Edge Styles Configuration
- 28-20 Adding a Vertex Style
- 28-21 Interpolation in Graph Visualization
- 28-22 Cluster-Based Layout
- 28-23 Importing and Exporting Settings
- 29-1 Administrator Dashboard Menu
- 29-2 Memory Usage Dashboard
- 29-3 Sessions
- 29-4 Graphs
- 32-1 Configuring Load Balancer Details
- 32-2 Adding Backends to Load Balancer
- 32-3 Configuring a Listener for the Load Balancer
- 32-4 Enabling Session Persistence
- 34-1 Picking Strategy
- 34-2 Merging Strategy