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InverseFalcon avatar InverseFalcon commented on September 24, 2024

Hello,

Your Cypher is fine. The Neo4j Browser has a default behavior (which can be disabled in the settings tab) that will additionally query and show any relationships in the graph between any of the nodes returned from a query, even if you didn't ask for them or return them. The purpose is to see a more complete view of the segment of the graph you are viewing, but it can be confusing when you are only looking to display some relationships instead of others, or no relationships at all.

Note that these extra relationships (queried under the hood), if they exist, only show up on the graphical result view, and not the tabular or textual results view.

Here's an answer provided for a similar question, which includes a screenshot showing where to find the Connect result nodes checkbox:
https://community.neo4j.com/t/query-results-different-in-neo4j-browser-versus-bloom-neodash/59839/2

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zyh20011 avatar zyh20011 commented on September 24, 2024

Thanks!I solved it!

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