Table Functions

Example Graph

GQL
INSERT (p1:Paper {_id:'P1', title:'Efficient Graph Search', score:6, author:'Alex'}),
       (p2:Paper {_id:'P2', title:'Optimizing Queries', score:9, author:'Alex'}),
       (p3:Paper {_id:'P3', title:'Path Patterns', score:7, author:'Zack'}),
       (p1)-[:Cites {weight:2}]->(p2),
       (p2)-[:Cites {weight:1}]->(p3)

table()

Constructs a table in the RETURN statement. Each argument becomes a column in the output table. Column names default to the expression text or can be set using AS.

Syntax	`table(<column1> [, <column2>, ...])`
Arguments	Name	Type	Description
Arguments	`<column>`	Any	One or more expressions as columns; use `AS` to set column names
Return Type	`TABLE`

GQL
MATCH (n:Paper)-[e:Cites]->()
RETURN table(n._id AS id, n.title, e.weight AS weight)

Result:

id	n.title	weight
P1	Efficient Graph Search	2
P2	Optimizing Queries	1