This is quite a general question but to make it more understandable I'll give it a bit of context.
In neo4j I have a series of words (nodes) that are associated with one another. I want to specify a list of nodes and the Cypher query return a list of any relationships between those nodes.
The nodes specified in the list are all guaranteed to have at least one relationship to another node specified in the list.
I created a query to do this and in certain circumstances it works fine - http://console.neo4j.org/?id=s30cbm
Unfortunately, when I add the words 'bark' and 'dog' to the list I get an 'unexpected traversal state encountered' error message. I presume this is because the database cursor has got to the fruit node and then there's no relationship between that and bark, even though there is a relationship from tree to bark. http://console.neo4j.org/?id=258d6g
I'm obviously doing the query slightly wrong and any advice would be appreciated on how I can rectify this.
START n=node(6), m=node(2) MATCH n-[r]-m RETURN n. do you get the same error on server instance or in the web console only? – ulkas