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@@ -44,15 +44,15 @@ The nodes and relationship flags should be specified once per input file.
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The flags for `max-token-count`, `max-buffer-size`, and `max-token-size` should only be specified if the memory overhead of graph creation is too high. The bulk loader builds large graphs by sending binary tokens (each of which holds multiple nodes or relations) to Redis in batches. By lowering these limits from their defaults, the size of each transmission to Redis is lowered and fewer entities are held in memory, at the expense of a longer overall runtime.
The label (for nodes) or relationship type (for relationships) is derived from the base name of the input CSV file. In this example, we'll construct two sets of nodes, labeled `Person` and `Country`, and two types of relationships - `KNOWS` and `VISITED`.
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The default behaviour is to infer the type for each row based on the value of each row, which can cause type mismatch problem. For example if a string property contains string values of 'false', 'true' or numbers. To avoid this, use --field-types to explicitly set the type for each column in the csv.
Notice that when -f isn't used, the robot name "30165" would be inserted as a number rather than a string which causes problems in RedisGraph when searching.
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