Wednesday, 23 June 2021

ArangoDB tutorial


      Introduction to ArangoDB
      Install and setup ArangoDB on MacOS
      ArangoDB: Setup the database to experiment
      ArangoDB: Databases, collections, Documents
      ArangoDB: Document
            ArangoDB: Working with Databases
            ArangoDB: Get the database name
            ArangoDB: Get database id
            ArangoDB: Get the path to database files
            ArangoDB: Check whether given database is system database or not
            ArangoDB: Get the properties of current database
            ArangoDB: Create new database
            ArangoDB: List all the databases
            ArangoDB: change to other database
            ArangoDB: Create, update and remove users
            ArangoDB: Drop a database
            Arango: Retrieve the storage engine type
            ArangoDB: Get storage engine statistics
            Arango: Get the version of ArangoDB
      ArangoDB: Working with collections
            ArangoDB: Create a collection
            ArangoDB: Get all the collections in a database
            ArangoDB: Get the collection by name
            ArangoDB: Drop a collection
            ArangoDB: Refer a collection with name
            ArangoDB: truncate: remove all the documents but keep indexes
            ArangoDB: Figures: Get statistics of a collection
            ArangoDB: shard: Get available shards for the collection
            ArangoDB: load: load a collection into memory
            ArangoDB: revision: Get the revision id of a collection
            ArangoDB: Get check sum of the data in a collection
      ArangoDB: Working with documents
      ArangoDB: all(): Get all the documents in a collection
      ArangoDB: Convert the cursor to array
      ArangoDB: Traverse a cursor using next and hasNext methods
      ArangoDB: limit(): limit number of documents to be returned
      ArangoDB: skip(): skip number of documents
      ArangoDB: Query by example
      ArangoDB: firstExample: Get one document that matches to given example
      ArangoDB: range, closedRange: Get all the documents where attribute is in given range
      ArangoDB: any: Get any one document
      ArangoDB: count: Count number of live documents
      ArangoDB: toArray: Convert the collection into an array
      ArangoDB: Find the document by id or key
      ArangoDB: Get multiple documents in one call
      ArangoDB: Executing queries with arangosh
      ArangoDB: exists: Check whether document exists or not
      ArangoDB: Check for the existence of multiple documents
      ArangoDB: Get documents by keys
      ArangoDB: insert/save: Insert new documents to the collection
      ArangoDB: Replace the existing document
      ArangoDB: update: Update the content of a document
      ArangoDB: Remove a document
      ArangoDB: Remove documents by keys
      ArangoDB: Remove by example
      ArangoDB: Replace by Example
      ArangoDB: Update the documents by example
      ArangoDB: Get the type of collection
      ArangoDB: Get document id from key
      ArangoDB: Working with edge documents
      ArangoDB: Enforce schema at collection level
      AQL: Exploring ArangoDB Query language
      ArangoDB: AQL: High level operations
      ArangoDB: AQL: FOR: iterate over a collection
      ArangoDB: AQL: Insert a document
      ArangoDB: AQL: Insert multiple documents
      AQL using ArangoDB web UI
      ArangoDB: AQL: Insert a document into the collection
      ArangoDB: AQL: Insert multiple documents
      ArangoDB: AQL: Insert a document into the collection
      ArangoDB: Read documents from a collection
      ArangoDB: AQL: Read specific document by id or key
      ArangoDB: AQL: Read multiple documents by ids or keys
      ArangoDB: AQL: Update documents
      ArangoDB: AQL: Replace entire document
      ArangoDB: AQL: Delete a document by id or key
      ArangoDB: FILTER the documents
      ArangoDB: AQL: select specific properties of a document
      ArangoDB: AQL: limit number of documents
      ArangoDB: AQL: Skip and return next n documents
      ArangoDB: AQL: Sort the documents
      ArangoDB: Working with indexes
      ArangoDB: Get all the indexes of a collection
      ArangoDB: Index identifier, handle and name
      ArangoDB: Create an index
      ArangoDB: Drop an index using name or id
      ArangoDB: Load all the indexes of collection into memory
      ArangoDB: Fetch an index by handle
      ArangoDB: Check which index is used while executing the queries
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