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    v5.0

      Update

      Overview

      The update() statement allows for the updating of custom property values for nodes and edges that meet the given conditions.

      System properties of nodes and edges (_id, _uuid) and the source and destination nodes of edges are immutable and cannot be modified.

      // Updates nodes
      update().nodes(<filter?>)
        .set({<property1>: <value1>, <property2?>: <value2?> ...})
      
      // Updates edges
      update().edges(<filter?>)
        .set({<property1>: <value1>, <property2?>: <value2?> ...})
      
      Method
      Param
      Description
      nodes() or edges() <filter?> The filtering condition enclosed in {}, or an alias to specify the nodes or edges to update. Leaving it blank will target all nodes or edges.
      set() Property specification Assigns the updates with a property specification wrapped in {}.

      Example Graph

      To create the graph, execute each of the following UQL queries sequentially in an empty graphset:

      create().node_schema("user").edge_schema("follow")
      create().node_property(@user, "name").node_property(@user, "age", int32).edge_property(@follow, "time", datetime)
      insert().into(@user).nodes([{_id:"U001", name:"Jason", age:30}, {_id:"U002", name:"Tim"}, {_id:"U003", name:"Grace", age:25}, {_id:"U004", name:"Ted", age:26}])
      insert().into(@follow).edges([{_from:"U004", _to:"U001", time:"2021-9-10"}, {_from:"U003", _to:"U001", time:"2020-3-12"}, {_from:"U004", _to:"U002", time:"2023-7-30"}])
      

      Updating Nodes

      To update the name property of nodes whose current name is Tim:

      update().nodes({name == "Tim"}).set({name: "Tom"})
      

      Updating Edges

      To update the time property of edges whose current time is later than 2021-5-21, setting it to one day later, and to return the updated edges:

      update().edges({time > "2021-5-1"}).set({time: dateAdd(time, 1, "day")}) as edges
      return edges{*}
      

      Result: edges

      _uuid
      _from
      _to
      _from_uuid
      _to_uuid
      schema
      values
      Sys-gen U004 U001 UUID of U004 UUID of U001 follow {time: "2021-09-11 00:00:00"}
      Sys-gen U004 U002 UUID of U004 UUID of U002 follow {time: "2023-07-31 00:00:00"}

      Updating All

      To update the age property of all nodes, setting it to the next larger integer:

      update().nodes().set({age: age + 1}) as n
      return table(n.name, n.age)
      

      Result:

      name age
      Jason 31
      Tim null
      Grace 26
      Ted 27

      Limiting the Amount to Update

      To limit the number of nodes or edges to update, first retrieve the data from the database using clause like find(), then apply the LIMIT N clause to keep only the first N rows before passing the alias to the update() clause.

      To update the name property of only two @user nodes, setting it to lowercase:

      find().nodes({@user}) as n1 limit 2
      update().nodes(n1).set({name: lower(name)}) as n2
      return n2{*}
      

      Result: n2

      _id
      _uuid
      schema
      values
      U004 Sys-gen user {name: "ted", age: 26}
      U002 Sys-gen user {name: "tim", age: null}

      Removing Property Values

      To remove the name and age property values of the node with _id U001:

      update().nodes({_id == "U001"}).set({name: null, age: null})
      
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