Gem Lamont

I doubt we will add these to the core repo, please reopen on Extended if it is still of interest :)

Hi there! I see the confusion, as mentioned above, it is the pretty print of the duration that looks like it isn't in seconds. The actual Duration object however is...

Closing as a workaround was produced and there has been no further comment in over 2 years

I am not sure if this was ever resolved with the aforementioned files, but since then Cypher has come a long way and [CALL IN TRANSACTIONS](https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/subqueries/subqueries-in-transactions/) is a Cypher replacement...

Hi there, there are a few syntax issues with your queries, but assuming you meant to create relationships etc in your sample dataset, I observed also the following: From my...

There have been some updates here :) It will be released in an upcoming release! The changes adds a new config argument which gives the option to fail on error...

Will close as an answer + workaround has been supplied. We also recommend now using Cypher's [CALL IN TRANSACTIONS](https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/subqueries/subqueries-in-transactions/) over apoc.periodic.iterate :)

I am unable to reproduce the original bug in this issue, so will close due to that. If someone has a similar issue, with a reproducible data set, feel free...

I cannot reproduce this and the file is not reachable, but what I suspect is happening is that the file has label attributes with those numbers (1,2,3..) on the edges....

Hey! I have tested this out, as mentioned in the comment above, this works if you use the afterAsync phase. There is slightly new syntax if using apoc core these...