Console¶
Studio console interface is shown as follows.
The following table lists various functions on the console interface.
number | function | descriptions |
---|---|---|
1 | toolbar | Click the Console tab to enter the console page. |
2 | select a space | Select a space in the Current Graph Space list. descriptions: Studio does not support running the USE <space_name> statements directly in the input box. |
3 | favorites | Click the ![]() |
4 | history list | Click ![]() |
5 | clean input box | Click ![]() |
6 | run | After inputting the nGQL statement in the input box, click ![]() |
7 | custom parameters display | Click the ![]() |
8 | input box | After inputting the nGQL statements, click the ![]() ; . |
9 | statement running status | After running the nGQL statement, the statement running status is displayed. If the statement runs successfully, the statement is displayed in green. If the statement fails, the statement is displayed in red. |
10 | add to favorites | Click the ![]() |
11 | export CSV file or PNG file | After running the nGQL statement to return the result, when the result is in Table window, click the ![]() ![]() |
12 | expand/hide execution results | Click the ![]() ![]() |
13 | close execution results | Click the ![]() |
14 | Table window | Display the result from running nGQL statement. If the statement returns results, the window displays the results in a table. |
15 | Graph window | Display the result from running nGQL statement. If the statement returns the complete vertex-edge result, the window displays the result as a graph . Click the ![]() |
Last update:
February 19, 2024