This section explains how to export data from Ultipa Graph via Ultipa Manager and Ultipa Transporter-Exporter.

Export data via Manager

Manager can export multiple node or edge files at one time.

Files exported via Manager contain schema information, for instance: when exporting node schema movie, its file name would be movie_nodes.csv；exported file would be csv format, with comma , as column separator and <property name> as table header:

• Export single node file:

To , we need to click "File" on the right menu, then click the "Export Nodes" in the poppup window, choose node schema movie and properties _id and name, click submit：

Setting 'Limit' to -1 means to export all nodes or edges or the selected schema(s), we can also set an interger to limit the number of nodes or edges to export. Properties not selected will not be exported, i.e., Manager does not export node/edge's system properties automatically.

• Export multiple node files:

For instance, export all properties of node schema country and celebrity:

When exporting several files (schema) simultaneously, Manager does not support selecting properties for each schema, but automatically exporting all properties for each schema. There might be a popup window asking "Do you allow Manager to download multiple files at the same time?" in a few browsers and users will need to allow before download starts.

The approach to exporting edge files is similar to exporting node files but selecting "Export Edges", and a meaningful export of edge data always includes exporting starting node _from and terminal node _to (or _from_uuid and _to_uuid).

Export data via Transporter

Differnt from Manager, Transporter can export both nodes and edges at the same time instead of exporting them separately.

Files exported via Transporter are slightly different from Manager, for example, if to export node schema movie then its file name would be movie.node.csv; the column names in its header (if applicable) would be <PropertyName>:<DataType>, for instance:

Exporting data via Ultipa Transporter's Exporter requires a YML comfiguration file which contains server's connection information, target graphset's name, schema and properties to be exported, and if to export table headers, etc.

YML configuration file are divided into 4 sections：

• Section 1 Server Information

server:
  host: "192.168.1.85:64001"
  username: "root"
  password: "root"
  graphset: "miniCircle"
  crt: ""

Server connection information host, username, and password should be provided by the server administrator; graphset can be a graphset to be created; crt can be skipped if IFS is not used for communication.

• Section 2 Node Information

nodeConfig:
  - schema: "movie"
    properties:
      - name: name
      - name: year
  - schema: "country"
    properties:
      - name: name

To export node/edge only requires users to state custom properties; their system propertes _id, _uuid, _from, _to, _from_uuid, and _to_uuid will be automatically exported without statement.

• Section 3 Edge Information

edgeConfig:
  - schema: "filmedIn"

To only export system properties but not any custom properties, users do not have to state properties; when exporting all schema for edge, we can state schema as "*", which is same for exporting Node as well. See Transporter for more.

• Section 4 Global Information

settings:
  writeHeader: true

When setting writeHeader to true, all exported files will include table headers.

Save sections above in configuration file export_miniCircle.yml, place it with Transporter's import tool: ultipa-importer Transporter under a same directory, open the command line tool under the directory (e.g. right-click Powershell) and execute commands below:

./ultipa-exporter --config ./export_miniCircle.yml

When operating the command, if notice bash: ./ultipa-exporter: Permission denied appears, it suggests that relevant execution privileges are not obtained; users can execute chmod +x ultipa-exporter to obtain privileges required before executing ultipa-exporter cammands.