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    • Comparison of Editions
  • Introduction and Overview
    • Get Set
    • Get Started
    • GSQL 101
      • Get Set
      • Define a Schema
      • Load Data
      • Query Using Built-In SELECT Queries
      • Query Using A Parameterized GSQL Query
      • Review: What You've Learned
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  • TigerGraph 2.x Management Restful API
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  1. Introduction and Overview

GSQL 101

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In this exercise, we will go through the 3-step process of writing GSQL-- define a schema, load data, and write a query.

Table of Contents

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    • 1.1 What is a Graph?

    • 1.2

    • 1.3

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    • 2.1

    • 2.2

    • 2.3

  • 3

    • 3.1

    • 3.2

  • 4

    • 4.1

    • 4.2

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    • 5.1

    • 5.2

    • 5.3

    • 5.4

    • 5.5

    • 5.6

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This tutorial is written so that you can follow along and perform the steps on your TigerGraph system as your read.

Get Set
Define a Schema
Load Data
Get Set
Prepare Your TigerGraph Environment
Define a Schema
Create a Vertex Type
Create an Edge Type
Create a Graph
Load Data
Define a Loading Job
Run a Loading Job
Query Using Built-In SELECT Queries
Select Vertices
Select Edges
Query Using A Parameterized GSQL Query
A Simple 1-Hop Query
Create A Query
Install a Query
Run a Query in GSQL
Run a Query as a REST Endpoint
A More Advanced Query
Review: What You've Learned
Data Set