Getting Started with the Graph Query Language (GQL)

Key Features
Go beyond theory and apply key concepts and syntax through interactive tutorials and practical examples via the GQL Playground
Leverage advanced features of GQL to manipulate graph data efficiently
Explore GQL applications in data analytics and discover how to leverage graph knowledge in real-world scenarios
Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook
Book Description
Graph Query Language is becoming the go-to standard for graph databases, especially with its support for interconnected analytics and GenAI capabilities. This book comes from a team of industry veterans who know exactly how to break down the fundamental GQL concepts, graph terms, definitions, catalog systems, and everything that matters in actual work.
You'll get to grips with graph data types, value expressions, graph matching patterns, and modifying statements through practical GQL examples. With access to the GQL Playground via Ultipa Graph, you'll get hands-on experience querying and manipulating graph data.
Once you've got the basics down, you'll tackle advanced GQL topics such as path modes, complex path matching patterns, shortest path queries, composite statements, session and transaction commands, and procedures. You'll also learn to create extensions and understand the design of graph databases to solve industry issues. The authors cover techniques like property graphs to help you optimize your graph queries and offer insights into the future of GQL and graph technology.
By the end of this book, you'll confidently query and update graph data, run graph algorithms, and create visualizations. Plus, you'll apply your learnings to a real-world use case of money flow analysis for assessing bank client behaviors and detecting transaction risks.
What you will learn
Experiment with GQL syntax on GQL Playground, including MATCH, RETURN, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE
Work with operators, functions, and variables in an organized fashion
Become familiar with complex topics such as varying path matching modes, repeated variables, shortest path, procedures, and transactions
Enhance execution speed through indexing or caching systems
Understand how to manage access control effectively
Tackle real-world issues with a case study focused on money transaction analytics
Who this book is for
This book is for graph database developers, DBAs, programmers, data engineers, and analysts who want to learn the new graph database standard GQL. A basic understanding of graph and relational databases, data models, knowledge of SQL basics, and programming will make the content easy to grasp. While it is designed to be accessible even if you don't have a background in graph theory, familiarity with concepts like nodes, edges, relationships, and the distinction between directed and undirected graphs will enhance your learning experience.

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