GRAPH.CONSTRAINT DROP

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syntax: | GRAPH.CONSTRAINT DROP key MANDATORY|UNIQUE NODE label | RELATIONSHIP reltype PROPERTIES propCount prop [prop...]

Deleted a graph constraint.

Examples

For an introduction to constraints see GRAPH.CONSTRAINT CREATE

Required arguments

key

is key name for the graph.

constraintType

is the constraint type: either MANDATORY or UNIQUE.

NODE label | RELATIONSHIP reltype

is the graph entity type (NODE or RELATIONSHIP) and the name of the node label or relationship type on which the constraint is enforced.

propCount

is the number of properties following. Valid values are between 1 and 255.

prop...

is a list of propCount property names.

Return value

@simple-string-reply - OK if executed correctly, or @error-reply otherwise.

Examples

To delete a unique constraint for all nodes with label Person enforcing uniqueness on the combination of values of attributes first_name and last_name, issue the following command:

Python

from falkordb import FalkorDB
client = FalkorDB()
result = client.drop_constraint('g', 'UNIQUE', 'NODE', 'Person', ['first_name', 'last_name'])
print(result)

Javascript

import { FalkorDB } from 'falkordb';
const client = await FalkorDB.connect();
const result = await client.dropConstraint('g', 'UNIQUE', 'NODE', 'Person', ['first_name', 'last_name']);
console.log(result);

Rust

let client = FalkorDB::connect_default();
let result = client.drop_constraint("g", "UNIQUE", "NODE", "Person", &["first_name", "last_name"])?;
println!("{}", result);

Java

FalkorDB client = new FalkorDB();
String result = client.dropConstraint("g", "UNIQUE", "NODE", "Person", Arrays.asList("first_name", "last_name"));
System.out.println(result);

Shell

redis> GRAPH.CONSTRAINT DROP g UNIQUE NODE Person PROPERTIES 2 first_name last_name
# Output: OK