Defines a property of a container. You can reference this property in views.
The number of milliseconds since 00:00:00 Thursday, 1 January 1970, Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), minus leap seconds.
You can optimize query performance by defining an index to apply to a container. You can only create an index across properties belonging to the same container.
Ordering of the properties included in the index definition list is significant. The order should match the queries you expect. Once we create an index, you may only change its description. We do not currently support removal of an index.
Indexes have different requirements for the different property data types. As a result, the create index operation will fail if you specify an invalid combination.
Up to 10 indexes can be added on a container.'
The cursor value used to return (paginate to) the next page of results, when more data is available.
Should this operation apply to nodes, edges or both.
Defines a constraint across the properties you include.
You can use constraints to enforce that; Certain properties must be present, A value must be unique across a single or several properties.
A 'uniqueness' constraint can only apply to properties that are in the same container. Up to 10 'uniqueness' constraints can be added per container.
A 'requires' constraint can reference other containers. As a result, the properties in those other containers must then also be set. Up to 25 'requires' constraints can be added per container.