I've been fiddeling around with neo4j for the last couple of days, but I keep running
into one issue.
Whenever I run my code it creates an entirely new node.
As seen obove there are two "SELLER" nodes and one "BUYER,SELLER" node.
The node name is "Role" and I'd ideally want it to update if there is already a "Role" node
and only create a new node when there is no "Role" node yet.
Shown below is the query I've written in C# so far, I can't get it to stop creating new nodes.
Hopefully the gods of stackoverflow can help a young lad out. haha
query = query.Merge("(role:Role {roletype: $newRoleValue})")
.Set("role = $newRole")
.WithParam("newRole", new { Name = newTenderVersion.Organization.Role.ToString() })
.WithParam("newRoleValue", newTenderVersion.Organization.Role.ToString())
.Merge($"(organization)-[:HAS_ROLE]->(role)");
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EDIT:
query = query.Merge("(role:Role {roleType: $newRoleValue})")
.WithParam("newRoleValue", newTenderVersion.Organization.Role.ToString())
.Merge($"(organization)-[:HAS_ROLE]->(role)");
So I've figured out how to stop the node duplication, now the question remains.
How do I make sure that if an organization is only a SELLER, it will delete its BUYER nodes.
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