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Hey team,
I am migrating an app from Neo4J and so far, all is going smoothly.
But I ran into an issue.
On Neo4J I use LOAD CSV to load my data. They use their own tool (https://data-importer.graphapp.io/)
This tool uploads the data behind the scenes to the proper data directory where all import files are referenced, when using "file:///".
But your docs seem to be tied to the Docker version of the product, where you have control over the data directory.
On the cloud version, there is no data directory that I can see.
I did get the remote url to work with LOAD CSV, but that requires a publicly accessible file, which does not work for me, as I'd like to automate this.
Can you help me figure this out?
Jim
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Hey team,
I am migrating an app from Neo4J and so far, all is going smoothly.
But I ran into an issue.
On Neo4J I use LOAD CSV to load my data. They use their own tool (https://data-importer.graphapp.io/)
This tool uploads the data behind the scenes to the proper data directory where all import files are referenced, when using "file:///".
But your docs seem to be tied to the Docker version of the product, where you have control over the data directory.
On the cloud version, there is no data directory that I can see.
I did get the remote url to work with LOAD CSV, but that requires a publicly accessible file, which does not work for me, as I'd like to automate this.
Can you help me figure this out?
Jim
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