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integer vs long
See original GitHub issue@GraphId is Long
why does
...RETURN ID(node) AS nodeId
return object of type Integer?
(neo4j 3.0.0 + spring-data-neo4j 4.1.1)
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No, Neo4j uses a long for id.
Neo.ClientError.Statement.TypeErroris produced by Neo4j and not SDN so it would be helpful to have your query and small dataset. Looks like a Neo4j issue at this point.As for
row.get("id")being Integer, that is possible because the result only knows that you’ve returned a numeric value for column “id”. There is no other data type information available. So smaller numbers will appear as integers. You can do a longValue() on that.Closing this issue as it is not an OGM issue. @CrazyChris75 if you can reproduce this Neo.ClientError.Statement.TypeError directly in Neo4j, please log an issue with Neo4j, thanks.