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Part III. Cypher Query Language

The Cypher part is the authoritative source for details on the Cypher Query Language. For an introduction, see Section 7.1, “What is Cypher?”.

Table of Contents

7. Introduction
7.1. What is Cypher?
7.2. Updating the graph
7.3. Transactions
7.4. Uniqueness
7.5. Parameters
7.6. Compatibility
7.7. Query Performance
8. Syntax
8.1. Values
8.2. Expressions
8.3. Identifiers
8.4. Operators
8.5. Comments
8.6. Patterns
8.7. Collections
8.8. Working with NULL
9. General Clauses
9.1. Return
9.2. Order by
9.3. Limit
9.4. Skip
9.5. With
9.6. Union
9.7. Using
10. Reading Clauses
10.1. Match
10.2. Optional Match
10.3. Where
10.4. Start
10.5. Aggregation
11. Writing Clauses
11.1. Create
11.2. Create Unique
11.3. Merge
11.4. Set
11.5. Delete
11.6. Remove
11.7. Foreach
12. Functions
12.1. Predicates
12.2. Scalar functions
12.3. Collection functions
12.4. Mathematical functions
12.5. String functions
13. Schema
13.1. Indexes
13.2. Constraints
14. From SQL to Cypher
14.1. Start
14.2. Match
14.3. Where
14.4. Return

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