Other operations

Ultipa GQL offers other useful statements for interacting with a graph database, such as managing background jobs and truncating data.

Checking background jobs

Graph management and analysis tasks can be time-consuming, so requests can be executed as background jobs.

Tasks such as creating indexes, rebalancing graphs, and running high-cost algorithms can be processed in the background.

Listing job records

To display all jobs, use the following:

GQL:
SHOW JOB

This query lists all jobs, including those that are finished, in progress, or failed.

Stopping and clearing jobs

Ultipa GQL allows users to stop an in-progress job and delete records of completed jobs.

To stop an in-processing job, use the following:

GQL:
STOP JOB 1

This query stops the job with ID 1.

To delete a job record if it is completed or failed, use the following:

GQL:
DELETE JOB 1

This query removes the job record with ID 1.

Deleting...