Hi, I was hoping to upsert a multiple nodes at once. For example, I want to supply a graph that has a parent and two children. The upsert would populate any of those nodes that did not exist, and update the nodes that did exist. Using the upsert block I was able to pull this off with graphs that ha…

Oh, I just noticed the issue. You have to use an alias when using the same edge multiple times in the same block. Here is the solution upsert { query { q(func: eq(name, "parent1")) { v as uid name has_child @filter(eq(name, "child1")){ v2 as uid } has_ch…

Upserting a parent with multiple children

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seanlaff (Sean Lafferty) March 16, 2020, 4:40pm 3

@MichelDiz The error I get is Error: t: : while converting to subgraph: has_child not allowed multiple times in same sub-query.

I’m using dgraph 1.1.1

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Upserting a parent with multiple children

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