Console - COMMIT Console - COMMIT Closes a transaction, committing the changes you have made to the database. Use the BEGIN command to open a transaction. If you don’t want ...

Console - LIST SERVER USERS Console - LIST SERVER USERS This feature was introduced in OrientDB version 2.2. Displays all configured users on the server. In order to displa...

Administration Administration OrientDB has a number of tools to make administration of the database easier. There is the console , which allows you to run a large number of co...

ETL - Loaders Output Loader OrientDB Loader Classes Indexes Examples ETL - Loaders When the ETL module executes, Loaders handle the saving of records. They run at the las...

SQL - ALTER PROPERTY Supported Attributes SQL - ALTER PROPERTY Updates attributes on the existing property and class in the schema. Syntax ALTER PROPERTY <class> . <prope...

Incremental Backup and Restore See also How does it work? Execute an incremental backup Incremental backup via console Incremental backup via Java API Execute an incremental r...

SQL - TRAVERSE Supported Variables Fields Target Context Variables Use Cases TRAVERSE versus SELECT TRAVERSE with the Graph Model and API Deprecated TRAVERSE Operator ...

Import from RDBMS Import from RDBMS NOTE: As of OrientDB 2.0, you can use the OrientDB-ETL module to import data from an RDBMS. You can use ETL also with 1.7.x by installing i...

Graph API Requirements Introduction Get started with Blueprints Working with the GraphDB Use the factory Transactions Optimistic approach Working with Vertices and Edges Cre...

Graph Consistency Usage Usage via Java API Graph Consistency Before OrientDB v2.1.7, the graph consistency could be assured only by using transactions. The problems with usin...