Retrieving intermediate nodes with variable length relationship in Neo4j












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I'm using the variable length relationship feature in a cypher query, and it seems to be mostly working. However I want to include the intermediate node(s) if any in the results and I can't figure out how to best achieve this.



A simplified example is a query like this



MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE*1..2]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,b LIMIT 100


The a and b nodes are retrieved as expected and in a few cases they are connected where the path length is 1. But in most cases they are disconnected because the intermediate node (path length 2) is not included in the results. The 2 hop query would look like this:



MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE]-(i:F2)-[:F2EDGE]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,i,b LIMIT 100


How can I achieve this?










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    I'm using the variable length relationship feature in a cypher query, and it seems to be mostly working. However I want to include the intermediate node(s) if any in the results and I can't figure out how to best achieve this.



    A simplified example is a query like this



    MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE*1..2]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,b LIMIT 100


    The a and b nodes are retrieved as expected and in a few cases they are connected where the path length is 1. But in most cases they are disconnected because the intermediate node (path length 2) is not included in the results. The 2 hop query would look like this:



    MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE]-(i:F2)-[:F2EDGE]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,i,b LIMIT 100


    How can I achieve this?










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      I'm using the variable length relationship feature in a cypher query, and it seems to be mostly working. However I want to include the intermediate node(s) if any in the results and I can't figure out how to best achieve this.



      A simplified example is a query like this



      MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE*1..2]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,b LIMIT 100


      The a and b nodes are retrieved as expected and in a few cases they are connected where the path length is 1. But in most cases they are disconnected because the intermediate node (path length 2) is not included in the results. The 2 hop query would look like this:



      MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE]-(i:F2)-[:F2EDGE]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,i,b LIMIT 100


      How can I achieve this?










      share|improve this question














      I'm using the variable length relationship feature in a cypher query, and it seems to be mostly working. However I want to include the intermediate node(s) if any in the results and I can't figure out how to best achieve this.



      A simplified example is a query like this



      MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE*1..2]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,b LIMIT 100


      The a and b nodes are retrieved as expected and in a few cases they are connected where the path length is 1. But in most cases they are disconnected because the intermediate node (path length 2) is not included in the results. The 2 hop query would look like this:



      MATCH (a:MOL)-[:F2EDGE]-(i:F2)-[:F2EDGE]-(b:MOL) RETURN a,i,b LIMIT 100


      How can I achieve this?







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          You have to define a path and return it like that :



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