Value Widget

The Value Widget displays values from your graph database.

Inputs

Accepts data as vertices and edges.

Widget window

Click Value Widget.

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In the Display section on the right side of the window, there are detailed settings for adjusting the icon and text size, type, and color.

Writing GSQL Statements

Insights supports human language like pattern search, as well as the powerful GSQL query language for more advanced users.

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Figure 1. Pattern Search Example 1
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Figure 2. Pattern Search Example 2
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Figure 3. Pattern Search Example 3
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Figure 4. Pattern Search Example 4
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If there are multiple PRINT statements, users can map multiple print values:

INTERPRET QUERY() FOR GRAPH MyGraph {
    PRINT "demo1";
    PRINT "demo2";
    PRINT "demo3";
}
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Figure 5. Multiple PRINT Statement Example

If the multiple values are printed using PRINT and they include vertices or edges, only the value of the first attribute of the vertex or edge can be mapped.

INTERPRET QUERY() FOR GRAPH MyGraph {
    start = {City.*};
    start = SELECT c FROM City:c;
    PRINT start;
    PRINT "demo1";
}
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