Neo4j
Following sections explain the forward engineering options for Neo4j.
Parameter |
Description |
Additional Information |
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Option Set | Specifies the option set template for forward engineering |
Open: Use this option to open a saved XML option set file. Save: Use this option to save a configured option set. Save As: Use this option to save an option set either in the model or in the XML format at an external location. Delete: Use this option to delete an option set. |
Database Template | Specifies the database template for controlling schema generation |
Browse: Use this option to browse and select a database template. Edit: Use this option to edit a template in the Template Editor. Reset: Use this option to reset the Database Template option. |
Script Option | Specifies the script option for schema generation |
Pre-Script: Indicates whether pre-scripts attached to the schema are executed Post-Script: Indicates whether the post-scripts attached to the schema are executed |
General Syntax Option | Specifies the general syntax options for schema generation |
Use DB: Indicates whether the Use DB syntax for databases is executed Create: Indicates whether the Create syntax for databases is executed Drop: Indicates whether the Drop syntax for databases is executed |
Node Syntax Option | Specifies the node syntax options for schema generation |
Create: Indicates whether the Create syntax for nodes is executed Blank Value: Indicates whether the Blank Value syntax for nodes is executed. Using this creates a syntax with blank node properties instead of random values. |
Global Index Syntax Option | Specifies the global index syntax options for schema generation |
Create: Indicates whether the Create syntax for global indexes is executed Drop: Indicates whether the Drop syntax for global indexes is executed |
Global Constraint Syntax Option | Specifies the global constraint syntax options for schema generation |
Create: Indicates whether the Create syntax for global constraints is executed Drop: Indicates whether the Drop syntax for global constraints is executed |
User and Role Syntax Option | Specifies the user and role syntax options for schema generation |
Create User: Indicates whether the Create syntax for users is executed Drop User: Indicates whether the Drop syntax for users is executed Create Role: Indicates whether the Create syntax for roles is executed Drop Role: Indicates whether the Drop syntax for roles is executed |
Parameter |
Description |
Additional Information |
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Object | Specifies the selected objects such as tables, collections, records, nodes, documents, user types, and views for the schema generation. |
The object differs based on your database. |
Display either Logical Names or Physical Names |
Logical Names: Indicates that only logical names of the tables are included in the generated schema. Physical Names: Indicates that only physical names of the tables are included in the generated schema. Physical Names, show owner: Indicates that physical names and owners of the tables are included in the generated schema. Physical Names, show owner using User: Indicates that the physical names and owners of the tables are included in the generated schema. Owners of the tables are displayed using User. |
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Select all of the items in the list | Use this option to select all the tables in the list. |
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Unselect all of the items in the list | Use this option to unselect all the tables. | |
Select all unselected items, and unselect all selected items | Use this option to select all the unselected tables and unselect all the previously selected tables. | |
Search Object |
Use this option to search objects such as tables, collections, and views based on your database. |
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Tables Filtered By | Specifies whether to filter table objects based on table, tablespace, or database. | Applicable to AlloyDB, Db2 for z/OS, Db2 for LUW, Oracle, Redshift, Snowflake, and SQL Server databases. |
Apply selection of Tables to Tablespaces and Databases |
Specifies whether to apply the table selection to tablespace, or database. |
Applicable to Db2 for LUW and Db2 for z/OS databases. |
Parameter |
Description |
Additional Information |
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Viewer | Displays the schema in the viewer editor |
Collapse All: Use this option to collapse all the nodes. Search: Use this option to search a text entered in the search box. Find Previous: Use this option to navigate to previous search string in the search results Find Next: Use this option to navigate to next search string in the search result. |
Text | Displays the schema in the text editor |
Save: Use this option to save the generated schema. Search: Use this option to search through the generated schema. Print: Use this option to print the generated schema. Replace: Use this option to find and replace text in the generated schema. Copy: Use this option to copy the selected text in the schema. Text Options: Use this option to edit window settings, fonts, syntax color. Error Check: Use this option to check errors in the forward engineering script. Git: Use this option to commit the FE script to a Git repository. |
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