This example shows a multi-relational network between persons and things they like. A multi-relational graph is a graph with more than one kind of relationship between nodes.
Query.
START me=node:node_auto_index(name = 'Joe') MATCH me-[r1:FOLLOWS|LOVES]->other-[r2]->me WHERE type(r1)=type(r2) RETURN other.name, type(r1)
The query returns people that FOLLOWS or LOVES Joe back.
Try this query live. (1) {"name":"cats"} (2) {"name":"nature"} (3) {"name":"Ben"} (4) {"name":"Sara"} (5) {"name":"bikes"} (6) {"name":"Maria"} (7) {"name":"cars"} (8) {"name":"Joe"} (4)-[:FOLLOWS]->(8) {} (4)-[:FOLLOWS]->(3) {} (4)-[:LIKES]->(5) {} (4)-[:LIKES]->(7) {} (4)-[:LIKES]->(1) {} (6)-[:FOLLOWS]->(8) {} (6)-[:LOVES]->(8) {} (6)-[:LIKES]->(7) {} (8)-[:FOLLOWS]->(4) {} (8)-[:FOLLOWS]->(6) {} (8)-[:LOVES]->(6) {} (8)-[:LIKES]->(5) {} (8)-[:LIKES]->(2) {} START me=node:node_auto_index(name = 'Joe') MATCH me-[r1:FOLLOWS|LOVES]->other-[r2]->me WHERE type(r1)=type(r2) RETURN other.name, type(r1)