I can't see all my nodes
wkdewey@gmail.com
The visualization in Explore is only showing 38 nodes, but I have 236 of them. I have two types of node (coming out of a SQL join table structure that I tried to convert to Neo4j), and both of them are selected in the Presentation. It comes up with the same result whether I use the Default presentation or create one from scratch. Not all of the nodes are connected with relationships, but I believe more of them are connected than Explore is displaying.
Jeff Gagnon
Hi, there are a few ways you can load all of your nodes onto the Scene in Explore.
Note that the Search capability will add new data to the Scene with each search, so you can search first for one type of node, which should load all of them up to the node limit in Settings (which is 1000 by default, sufficient for your 236 nodes). You can then search for the second type of node, which will then be added to the scene. To ensure all of the relationships are present, you can select all of the nodes on your scene, then from the context menu (right clicking on one of the nodes) choose, "Reveal relationships".
Many use cases involve very large graphs, so Explore has not been designed to load an entire graph by default, rather to enable an analyst to find the part of the graph they wish to visualize and start exploring from.
If you're working with Cypher, you can also create a Search phrase in Explore (https://neo4j.com/docs/bloom-user-guide/current/bloom-tutorial/search-phrases-advanced/) that will load your entire graph. Alternatively you can use Query to execute Cypher, and then from the context menu of a resulting graph visualization in Query, select "Explore graph" which will load the result in Explore for further exploration.