How to change the following query in orer to get the results in x: and y:

[אלה וייס‎]

g.V().or()(__.has('uid',within(1,2,3,4)).as('x'),__.has('uid',within(5,6,7,8)).as('y')

I would like to get the result :

x:[v[324544],v[454545],v[564564],v[768888]]

y:[v[444433],v:[7656757],v[834545],v[234244]] 

but I get :

v[324544]

v[454545],

v[564564

v[768888

.......

when I put in the end select('x','y')

It did not work

[Daniel Kuppitz]

.as(<label>) doesn't collect / aggregate elements. Try this:

g.V().has('uid',within(1,2,3,4)).aggregate('x').limit(1).

  V().has('uid',within(5,6,7,8)).aggregate('y').cap('x','y')

It will return the expected result as long as at least one "x" exists.

Cheers,

Daniel

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[Daniel Kuppitz]

This one will also work if no "x" exists:

g.V().has('uid',within(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)).

  choose(has('uid',within(1,2,3,4)), store('x'), store('y')).cap('x','y')

Cheers,

Daniel