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feat(#10678): openCypher accepts Neo4j's CREATE VECTOR INDEX and CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX (#10864) [skip ci] - #10864
openCypher now accepts Neo4j 5's CREATE VECTOR INDEX and CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX, so a Neo4j client (the reporter's cocoindex Neo4j connector over Bolt) can create the indexes db.index.vector.queryNodes and db.index.fulltext.queryNodes already query. The grammar already parsed both; CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndex refused them. A vector index becomes an LSM_VECTOR index, declaring an undeclared property ARRAY_OF_FLOATS (as the SQL route asks the user to do first) and building its graph right away, as SQL CREATE INDEX does. A full-text index becomes a FULL_TEXT index whose properties stay undeclared. Both keep the name they are given (so DROP INDEX <name> IF EXISTS removes them), honour IF NOT EXISTS, and read their OPTIONS (a map literal or a $parameter) when the statement runs. SHOW INDEXES now lists a createStatement for both kinds that runs as written.
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CREATE VECTOR INDEX ... OPTIONS {indexConfig: {vector.dimensions, vector.similarity_function}}: declare ARRAY_OF_FLOATS, build LSM_VECTOR, keep the name
fixed here
2
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ... ON EACH [...]: build FULL_TEXT, analyzer from fulltext.analyzer
fixed here
3
(optional) IS :: VECTOR<FLOAT32>(n) type constraint mapped to ARRAY_OF_FLOATS
filed as #10862 (the dimension needs enforcing, see there)
4
SQL CREATE INDEX ... LSM_VECTOR after a MERGE: "the property does not exist"
not changed: SQL requires a declared property by design; the Cypher DDL now declares it itself, which was the reporter's need
maxConnections = 2 x m (JVector does not double the base layer, Lucene HNSW does)
vector.hnsw.ef_construction
beamWidth
vector.quantization.enabled
quantizationINT8 / NONE
fulltext.analyzer
analyzer: Neo4j names (standard-no-stop-words, english, simple, whitespace, keyword, common languages, cjk) or a Lucene analyzer class name with a no-arg constructor, checked at create time
fulltext.eventually_consistent
accepted (the index is updated in the writing transaction)
indexProvider is accepted and ignored. Any other key is refused, as SQL METADATA does (#5639). Every refusal happens before the type, property or index is created.
Test plan
Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest (10 tests): the reporter's exact statements; MERGE writes then queryNodes for both kinds; index created over vectors already stored as lists; settings translation; OPTIONS from a parameter; relationship-type index; IF NOT EXISTS / DROP INDEX IF EXISTS; refusals leave nothing behind; SHOW INDEXES createStatement round-trips
BoltProtocolIT#neo4jVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlOverBolt: the reporter's flow over Bolt with the Neo4j driver (whole BoltProtocolIT, 82 tests, green)
Probed: a property already declared LIST (by IS :: LIST<FLOAT>) takes a vector index and answers queryNodes
Coverage
Invariant: a Neo4j 5 CREATE VECTOR INDEX / CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX either builds the ArcadeDB index with every setting it names, under its name, or is refused with nothing created.
Entry point
Status
CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndex (vector / fulltext branches, node and relationship patterns)
fixed here
OpenCypherQueryEngine.executeCreateIndex (property declaration, builder kind, IF NOT EXISTS, graph build, rollback)
fixed here
CypherSchemaCommands.indexCreateStatement (SHOW INDEXES createStatement for VECTOR / FULLTEXT)
"a property already declared by a type constraint as LIST<FLOAT> breaks the vector index": not real, probed in a scratch test (index builds, queryNodes answers both rows).
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157df176ec
initial implementation
claude-review: 5 points, no blocker. Applied: analyzer class loaded without initialization (Class.forName(name, false, loader)), vector.hnsw.m overflow refused, dot_product named in the similarity message, constants aligned, builder local made final; tests added for an oversized vector.hnsw.m and an unknown analyzer class
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ff19ac8dc6
review fixes above
claude-review: "LGTM from my side, pending CI", no actionable item
Deferred / skipped review items
Cycle 1, point 4: "buildVectorGraphNow() runs after create(). If it throws, the index and the auto-declared property remain." Skipped: this matches SQL CREATE INDEX ... LSM_VECTOR, which builds the graph after the same create() with no rollback. The index is valid at that point and builds its graph on first use, so dropping a working index because an eager build failed would lose more than it saves.
Cycle 2: "a short comment saying the allow-by-type check is deliberate would help", "add a test for a non-Analyzer class like java.lang.Runtime", "confirm the settings tests assert the resulting metadata". Skipped as optional: analyzerClass already says why it checks the type without initializing the class, java.lang.String already pins the non-Analyzer refusal, and createVectorIndexTranslatesTheNeo4jSettings asserts maxConnections, beamWidth, dimensions and similarity on the built index.
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OpenCypher now accepts Neo4j vector and full-text index DDL, translates supported options into ArcadeDB index metadata, and creates the requested index types. Schema inspection emits index-specific creation statements. Tests cover creation, queries, validation, recreation, and Bolt access.
Changes: Vector and full-text index DDL
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Summary
Represent and parse index DDL engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/ast/CypherDDLStatement.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/parser/CypherASTBuilder.java
DDL statements now carry an index kind and optional options expression. The parser handles vector and full-text forms, including names, IF NOT EXISTS, patterns, properties, and options.
Translate options and create indexes engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherIndexOptions.java, engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/OpenCypherQueryEngine.java, engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java, bolt/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/bolt/BoltProtocolIT.java
The engine translates vector and full-text options, selects the matching index builder, and creates indexes with kind-specific property handling. Tests cover supported options, queries, rejection cases, and Bolt requests.
Serialize index creation statements engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherSchemaCommands.java, engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java
Schema commands now emit vector and full-text creation syntax for matching indexes. Tests check that SHOW INDEXES statements can recreate indexes.
sequenceDiagram
participant CypherASTBuilder
participant CypherDDLStatement
participant OpenCypherQueryEngine
participant CypherIndexOptions
participant ArcadeDBSchema
CypherASTBuilder->>CypherDDLStatement: Store index kind and options
OpenCypherQueryEngine->>CypherIndexOptions: Convert evaluated options to metadata
CypherIndexOptions-->>OpenCypherQueryEngine: Return index metadata
OpenCypherQueryEngine->>ArcadeDBSchema: Configure and create selected index
ArcadeData/arcadedb#9132 — Changes the same executeCreateIndex path for property type inference and rollback.
ArcadeData/arcadedb#9732 — Adds SHOW INDEXES and schema-command behavior extended here for vector and full-text indexes.
ArcadeData/arcadedb#9742 — Adds explicit index-name handling used by the index creation and drop behavior covered here.
Suggested labels:enhancement
Suggested reviewers:lvca
Merge Risk: Low · up to ff19a
Index creation can report the wrong kind of error for an invalid analyzer, and recreating a vector index from SHOW INDEXES can change its settings. These should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Directly linked issue #10678 has coding requirements only. Its optional item (IS :: VECTOR(n) type constraint) is not required here and is tracked in #10862.
Vector index requirements [#1067…
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All changed areas support the #10678 objective or its tests: - CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndex and new handlers: parse the Neo4j VECTOR and FULLTEXT forms. This is the core of the issue. - CypherDD…
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Directly linked issue #10678 has coding requirements only. Its optional item (IS :: VECTOR<FLOAT32>(n) type constraint) is not required here and is tracked in #10862.
Vector index requirements [#10678]:
Declare an undeclared property as ARRAY_OF_FLOATS: OpenCypherQueryEngine.executeCreateIndex sets Type.ARRAY_OF_FLOATS for VECTOR kind when the property is undeclared. Test createVectorIndexBuildsANamedLsmVectorIndexOnAnArrayOfFloatsProperty asserts the declared type.
Create an LSM_VECTOR index: withIndexKind selects Schema.INDEX_TYPE.LSM_VECTOR. The same test asserts the index type.
Use vector.dimensions and vector.similarity_function (cosine or euclidean): CypherIndexOptions.vectorMetadata requires dimensions and maps similarity. Tests assert dimensions and COSINE/EUCLIDEAN on the built index.
Keep the supplied name so DROP INDEX <name> IF EXISTS works: the index name is passed to the builder unless an equivalent index already exists under IF NOT EXISTS. The test drops index v by name.
Query path: MERGE writes followed by db.index.vector.queryNodes return the expected nodes (same test). Test createVectorIndexOverVectorsAlreadyWrittenAsLists covers data written before the index.
Full-text index requirements [#10678]:
Create a FULL_TEXT index: withIndexKind selects Schema.INDEX_TYPE.FULL_TEXT. Test createFulltextIndexBuildsAFullTextIndexQueryNodesReads asserts the type and the db.index.fulltext.queryNodes result.
Use the analyzer from fulltext.analyzer: CypherIndexOptions.fullTextMetadata maps the value. Test createFulltextIndexOverSeveralPropertiesWithAnAnalyzer asserts the English analyzer class and stemmed matches.
Residual limits, refused with explicit errors and not built differently: the Neo4j 'standard' analyzer, multi-label and multi-type patterns, WITH filter properties, and a vector index without dimensions. The issue text does not require these forms. The Bolt flow (BoltProtocolIT) was not read directly. Its coverage relies on the engine tests, which run the same database.command path.
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All changed areas support the #10678 objective or its tests:
CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndex and new handlers: parse the Neo4j VECTOR and FULLTEXT forms. This is the core of the issue.
CypherDDLStatement (IndexKind, options, new constructor): carries the index kind and OPTIONS from parser to engine.
CypherIndexOptions: translates OPTIONS into LSM_VECTOR and FULL_TEXT metadata. Required for the vector and analyzer settings.
OpenCypherQueryEngine.executeCreateIndex and executeDDL: evaluates parameters, declares ARRAY_OF_FLOATS, selects the builder, and builds the vector graph after creation. The graph build follows SQL CREATE INDEX behavior, which the PR states. The change supports the issue's use of the index immediately after creation.
CypherSchemaCommands.indexCreateStatement: SHOW INDEXES createStatement for VECTOR and FULLTEXT. This is a supporting change. Without it, the generic ON (...) form would not round-trip for these kinds. Test showIndexesListsAStatementThatRecreatesTheIndex covers it. The issue does not name SHOW INDEXES, but the change serves the requirement that the created index be listable and recreatable by Neo4j clients.
Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest: tests for the changed behavior.
The PR states that SQL CREATE INDEX behavior is unchanged. No unrelated module or unrelated behavior change was found in the reviewed diffs. The CypherSchemaCommands and BoltProtocolIT hunks were read from the supplied summary, not from the diff.
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Review of PR 10864: clean, well-scoped change. OPTIONS are validated before anything is created, unknown keys are refused, multi-label patterns are refused, and the failure path rolls back declared properties. Tests are thorough (parameters, relationships, rollback, IF NOT EXISTS, SHOW INDEXES round-trip).
Points to consider:
Class loading from user input (CypherIndexOptions.analyzerClass): Class.forName(name) initializes the class, so its static initializer runs before the Analyzer.class.isAssignableFrom check. Any dotted class name on the classpath gets initialized, even if it is not an Analyzer. Use Class.forName(name, false, loader) so the check happens without initialization, and consider restricting to the org.apache.lucene.analysis package or matching what the SQL METADATA path allows. Not a merge blocker since DDL already needs schema privileges, so I did not apply the label.
vector.hnsw.m is doubled with 2 * positiveInt(...), which overflows int above 2^30. Cap it or validate in long.
dot_product is accepted but the error message says use cosine or euclidean. Mention it for consistency.
buildVectorGraphNow() runs after create(). If it throws, the index and the auto-declared property remain. Intended, or should it use the same cleanup as the build failure path?
Minor style: field alignment in CypherIndexOptions constants is inconsistent, and withIndexKind result reassigns the non-final builder local.
Tests: good coverage. Suggest adding one for a non-Analyzer class name in fulltext.analyzer being refused, and one for an oversized vector.hnsw.m.
I read the diff only. I did not build the PR or run its tests. Overall this is a well-scoped, carefully documented change. It follows CLAUDE.md conventions: it reuses existing builders, validates before creating anything, and ships a regression test plus a Bolt IT.
Security
No hazards found, so no do not merge label.
fulltext.analyzer accepts an arbitrary class name. analyzerClass limits this well: Class.forName(name, false, ...) skips static initializers, the class must be an Analyzer subtype, and it needs a public no-arg constructor. The index will later instantiate that class, so the exposure is limited to Analyzer subclasses already on the classpath. This is acceptable, but a short comment saying the allow-by-type check is deliberate would help future reviewers. Consider whether a Neo4j-name-only allow-list would be enough, since the class-name escape hatch is mainly there so SHOW INDEXES round-trips non-mapped analyzers.
Unknown option keys are refused instead of silently dropped, which is the safe choice.
Correctness and quality
positiveInt compares doubleValue() == Math.rint(...) and then checks longValue(). That is fine. A NaN or infinite value fails the rint check or the range check, so it is rejected.
The vector.hnsw.m to 2*m mapping has an overflow guard. Good.
indexConfig handling: if OPTIONS has no indexConfig key, the config is empty. A fulltext index then gets default metadata, and a vector index gets the "needs dimensions" error. That matches the intent.
indexCreateStatement for a FULL_TEXT index with several properties emits ON EACH [props]. Please confirm props is already formatted as n.\a`, n.`b``, so the statement round-trips. The PR says there is a round-trip test, so this is probably covered.
Minor: CypherIndexOptions.analyzerName loops over the map for each call. This is negligible for DDL and SHOW INDEXES.
Performance
Nothing on a hot path. All of the logic runs in DDL and SHOW INDEXES. Building the vector graph right away on an existing large type could be slow, but that matches SQL CREATE INDEX.
Tests
Coverage is good: 10 engine tests, covering refusals that leave nothing behind, parameterized OPTIONS, relationship types, IF NOT EXISTS and round-trip. The Bolt IT covers the reporter's flow. The Bolt IT uses no hard-coded ports.
Suggestions:
Add a test, if one is missing, for a malicious or odd fulltext.analyzer value such as a non-Analyzer class like java.lang.Runtime, to pin the refusal.
Confirm the tests for vector.hnsw.m, ef_construction and quantization assert the resulting index metadata, not only that the statement succeeds.
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Create a new Analyzer, reusing the same set of components per-thread across calls to `tokenStream(String, Reader)`.
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Create a new Analyzer, reusing the same set of components per-thread across calls to `tokenStream(String, Reader)`.
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<title>Analyzer (Lucene 10.5.2 core API)</title>
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L1:
L2: Package 【0†org.apache.lucene.analysis】
L3: # Class Analyzer
L4:
L5: 【1†java.lang.Object†docs.oracle.com】
L6:
L7: org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
L8:
L9: All Implemented Interfaces:
L10: `【2†Closeable†docs.oracle.com】`, `【3†AutoCloseable†docs.oracle.com】`
L11:
L12: Direct Known Subclasses:
L13: `【4†AnalyzerWrapper】`, `【5†StopwordAnalyzerBase】`
L14:
L15: * * *
L16:
L17: public abstract class Analyzer extends 【1†Object†docs.oracle.com】 implements 【2†Closeable†docs.oracle.com】
L18:
L19: An Analyzer builds TokenStreams, which analyze text. It thus represents a policy for extracting index terms from text.
L20: In order to define what analysis is done, subclasses must define their 【6†`TokenStreamComponents`】 in 【7†`createComponents(String)`】. The components are then reused in each call to 【8†`tokenStream(String, Reader)`】.
L21: Simple example:
L22:
L23: Analyzer analyzer = new Analyzer() {
L24: @Override
L25: protected TokenStreamComponents createComponents(String fieldName) {
L26: Tokenizer source = new FooTokenizer(reader);
L27: TokenStream filter = new FooFilter(source);
L28: filter = new BarFilter(filter);
L29: return new TokenStreamComponents(source, filter);
L30: }
L31: @Override
L32: protected TokenStream normalize(String fieldName, TokenStream in) {
L33: // Assuming FooFilter is about normalization and BarFilter is about
L34: // stemming, only FooFilter should be applied
L35: return new FooFilter(in);
L36: }
L37: };
L38: For more examples, see the 【0†`Analysis package documentation`】.
L39:
L40: For some concrete implementations bundled with Lucene, look in the analysis modules:
L41: * 【9†Common】: Analyzers for indexing content in different languages and domains.
L42: * 【10†ICU】: Exposes functionality from ICU to Apache Lucene.
L43: * 【11†Kuromoji】: Morphological analyzer for Japanese text.
L44: * 【12†Morfologik】: Dictionary-driven lemmatization for the Polish language.
L45: * 【13†Phonetic】: Analysis for indexing phonetic signatures (for sounds-alike search).
L46: * 【14†Smart Chinese】: Analyzer for Simplified Chinese, which indexes words.
L47: * 【15†Stempel】: Algorithmic Stemmer for the Polish Language.
L48: Since:
L49: 3.1
L50:
L51: * ## Nested Class Summary
L52:
L53: Nested Classes
L54:
L55: Modifier and Type
L56:
L57: Class
L58:
L59: Description
L60:
L61: `static class `
L62:
L63: `【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】`
L64:
L65: Strategy defining how TokenStreamComponents are reused per call to 【8†`tokenStream(String, java.io.Reader)`】.
L66:
L67: `static final class `
L68:
L69: `【6†Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents】`
L70:
L71: This class encapsulates the outer components of a token stream.
L72:
L73: * ## Field Summary
L74:
L75: Fields
L76:
L77: Modifier and Type
L78:
L79: Field
L80:
L81: Description
L82:
L83: `static final 【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】`
L84: `【17†GLOBAL_REUSE_STRATEGY】`
L85:
L86: A predefined 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】 that reuses the same components for every field.
L87:
L88: `static final 【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】`
L89:
L90: `【18†PER_FIELD_REUSE_STRATEGY】`
L91:
L92: A predefined 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】 that reuses components per-field by maintaining a Map of TokenStreamComponent per field name.
L93:
L94: * ## Constructor Summary
L95:
L96: Constructors
L97:
L98: Modifier
L99:
L100: Constructor
L101:
L102: Description
L103:
L104: `protected `
L105:
L106: `【19†Analyzer】()`
L107: Create a new Analyzer, reusing the same set of components per-thread across calls to 【8†`tokenStream(String, Reader)`】.
L108:
L109: `protected `
L110:
L111: `【20†Analyzer】(【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】 reuseStrategy)`
L112:
L113: Expert: create a new Analyzer with a custom 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】.
L114:
L115: * ## Method Summary
L116:
L117: [Button: All Methods][Button: Instance Methods][Button: Abstract Methods][Button: Concrete Methods]
L118:
L119: Modifier and Type
L120:
L121: Method
L122:
L123: Description
L124:
L125: `protected 【21†AttributeFactory】`
L126: `【22†attributeFactory】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName)`
L127:
L128: Return the 【21†`AttributeFactory`】 to be used for 【8†`analysis`】 and 【24†`normalization`】 on the given `FieldName`.
L129:
L130: `void`
L131:
L132: `【25†close】()`
L133:
L134: Frees persistent resources used by this Analyzer
L135:
L136: `protected abstract 【6†Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents】`
L137:
L138: `【7†createComponents】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName)`
L139:
L140: Creates a new 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】 instance for this analyzer.
L141:
L142: `int`
L143: `【26†getOffsetGap】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName)`
L144:
L145: Just like 【27†`getPositionIncrementGap(java.lang.String)`】, except for Token offsets instead.
L146:
L147: `int`
L148:
L149: `【27†getPositionIncrementGap】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName)`
L150:
L151: Invoked before indexing a IndexableField instance if terms have already been added to that field.
L152:
L153: `final 【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】`
L154:
L155: `【28†getReuseStrategy】()`
L156:
L157: Returns the used 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】.
L158:
L159: `protected 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】`
L160: `【30†initReader】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)`
L161:
L162: Override this if you want to add a CharFilter chain.
L163:
L164: `protected 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】`
L165:
L166: `【31†initReaderForNormalization】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)`
L167:
L168: Wrap the given 【29†`Reader`†docs.oracle.com】 with 【32†`CharFilter`】s that make sense for normalization.
L169:
L170: `final 【33†BytesRef】`
L171: `【24†normalize】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 text)`
L172:
L173: Normalize a string down to the representation that it would have in the index.
L174:
L175: `protected 【34†TokenStream】`
L176:
L177: `【35†normalize】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【34†TokenStream】 in)`
L178:
L179: Wrap the given 【34†`TokenStream`】 in order to apply normalization filters.
L180:
L181: `final 【34†TokenStream】`
L182:
L183: `【8†tokenStream】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)`
L184: Returns a TokenStream suitable for `fieldName`, tokenizing the contents of ` reader`.
L185:
L186: `final 【34†TokenStream】`
L187:
L188: `【36†tokenStream】(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 text)`
L189:
L190: Returns a TokenStream suitable for `fieldName`, tokenizing the contents of ` text`.
L191: ### Methods inherited from class java.lang.【1†Object†docs.oracle.com】
L192:
L193: `【37†clone†docs.oracle.com】, 【38†equals†docs.oracle.com】, 【39†finalize†docs.oracle.com】, 【40†getClass†docs.oracle.com】, 【41†hashCode†docs.oracle.com】, 【42†notify†docs.oracle.com】, 【43†notifyAll†docs.oracle.com】, 【44†toString†docs.oracle.com】, 【45†wait†docs.oracle.com】, 【46†wait†docs.oracle.com】, 【47†wait†docs.oracle.com】`
L194:
L195: * ## Field Details
L196:
L197: * ### GLOBAL_REUSE_STRATEGY
L198: public static final 【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】 GLOBAL_REUSE_STRATEGY
L199:
L200: A predefined 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】 that reuses the same components for every field.
L201:
L202: * ### PER_FIELD_REUSE_STRATEGY
L203:
L204: public static final 【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】 PER_FIELD_REUSE_STRATEGY
L205:
L206: A predefined 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】 that reuses components per-field by maintaining a Map of TokenStreamComponent per field name.
L207:
L208: * ## Constructor Details
L209:
L210: * ### Analyzer
L211:
L212: protected Analyzer()
L213: Create a new Analyzer, reusing the same set of components per-thread across calls to 【8†`tokenStream(String, Reader)`】.
L214:
L215: * ### Analyzer
L216:
L217: protected Analyzer(【16†Analyzer.ReuseStrategy】 reuseStrategy)
L218:
L219: Expert: create a new Analyzer with a custom 【16†`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`】.
L220:
L221: NOTE: if you just want to reuse on a per-field basis, it's easier to use a subclass of 【4†`AnalyzerWrapper`】 such as 【48†PerFieldAnalyzerWrapper】 instead.
L222:
L223: * ## Method Details
L224:
L225: * ### createComponents
L226: protected abstract 【6†Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents】 createComponents(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName)
L227:
L228: Creates a new 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】 instance for this analyzer.
L229:
L230: Parameters:
L231: `fieldName` - the name of the fields content passed to the 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】 sink as a reader
L232: Returns:
L233: the 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】 for this analyzer.
L234: * ### normalize
L235:
L236: protected 【34†TokenStream】 normalize(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【34†TokenStream】 in)
L237: Wrap the given 【34†`TokenStream`】 in order to apply normalization filters. The default implementation returns the 【34†`TokenStream`】 as-is. This is used by 【24†`normalize(String, String)`】.
L238:
L239: * ### tokenStream
L240:
L241: public final 【34†TokenStream】 tokenStream(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)
L242:
L243: Returns a TokenStream suitable for `fieldName`, tokenizing the contents of ` reader`.
L244: This method uses 【7†`createComponents(String)`】 to obtain an instance of 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】. It returns the sink of the components and stores the components internally. Subsequent calls to this method will reuse the previously stored components after resetting them through `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents.setReader(Reader)`.
L245: NOTE: After calling this method, the consumer must follow the workflow described in 【34†`TokenStream`】 to properly consume its contents. See the 【0†`Analysis package documentation`】 for some examples demonstrating this.
L246:
L247: NOTE: If your data is available as a `String`, use 【36†`tokenStream(String, String)`】 which reuses a `StringReader`-like instance internally.
L248: Parameters:
L249: `fieldName` - the name of the field the created TokenStream is used for
L250: `reader` - the reader the streams source reads from
L251: Returns:
L252: TokenStream for iterating the analyzed content of `reader`
L253: Throws:
L254: `【49†AlreadyClosedException】` - if the Analyzer is closed.
L255: See Also:
L256:
L257: * 【36†`tokenStream(String, String)`】
L258: * ### tokenStream
L259:
L260: public final 【34†TokenStream】 tokenStream(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 text)
L261: Returns a TokenStream suitable for `fieldName`, tokenizing the contents of ` text`.
L262:
L263: This method uses 【7†`createComponents(String)`】 to obtain an instance of 【6†`Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`】. It returns the sink of the components and stores the components internally. Subsequent calls to this method will reuse the previously stored components after resetting them through `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents.setReader(Reader)`.
L264: NOTE: After calling this method, the consumer must follow the workflow described in 【34†`TokenStream`】 to properly consume its contents. See the 【0†`Analysis package documentation`】 for some examples demonstrating this.
L265: Parameters:
L266: `fieldName` - the name of the field the created TokenStream is used for
L267: `text` - the String the streams source reads from
L268: Returns:
L269: TokenStream for iterating the analyzed content of `reader`
L270: Throws:
L271: `【49†AlreadyClosedException】` - if the Analyzer is closed.
L272: See Also:
L273:
L274: * 【8†`tokenStream(String, Reader)`】
L275: * ### normalize
L276:
L277: public final 【33†BytesRef】 normalize(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 text)
L278: Normalize a string down to the representation that it would have in the index.
L279:
L280: This is typically used by query parsers in order to generate a query on a given term, without tokenizing or stemming, which are undesirable if the string to analyze is a partial word (eg. in case of a wildcard or fuzzy query).
L281: This method uses 【31†`initReaderForNormalization(String, Reader)`】 in order to apply necessary character-level normalization and then 【35†`normalize(String, TokenStream)`】 in order to apply the normalizing token filters.
L282:
L283: * ### initReader
L284:
L285: protected 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 initReader(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)
L286:
L287: Override this if you want to add a CharFilter chain.
L288:
L289: The default implementation returns `reader` unchanged.
L290: Parameters:
L291: `fieldName` - IndexableField name being indexed
L292: `reader` - original Reader
L293: Returns:
L294: reader, optionally decorated with CharFilter(s)
L295: * ### initReaderForNormalization
L296:
L297: protected 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 initReaderForNormalization(【23†String†docs.oracle.com】 fieldName, 【29†Reader†docs.oracle.com】 reader)
L298: Wrap the given 【29†`Reader`†docs.oracle.com】 with 【32†`CharFilter`】s that make sense for normalization. This is typically a subset of the 【32†`CharFilter`】s that are applied in 【30†`initReader(String, Reader)`】. This is used by 【24†`normalize(String, String)`】.
L299:
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<title>Index (Lucene 10.5.2 core API)</title>
<location>https://lucene.apache.org/core/10_5_2/core/index-all.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; Analyzer() - Constructor for class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
analyzeMultiPhrase(String, TokenStream, int) - Method in class org.apache.lucene.util.QueryBuilder
Creates complex phrase query from the cached tokenstream contents
analyzePhrase(String, TokenStream, int) - Method in class org.apache.lucene.util.QueryBuilder
Creates simple phrase query from the cached tokenstream contents
analyzer - Variable in class org.apache.lucene.util.QueryBuilder
Analyzer - Class in org.apache.lucene.analysis
An Analyzer builds TokenStreams, which analyze text.
Analyzer() - Constructor for class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
Create a new Analyzer, reusing the same set of components per-thread across calls to `Analyzer.tokenStream(String, Reader)`.
Analyzer(Analyzer.ReuseStrategy) - Constructor for class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
Expert: create a new Analyzer with a custom `Analyzer.ReuseStrategy`.
Analyzer.ReuseStrategy - Class in org.apache.lucene.analysis
Strategy defining how TokenStreamComponents are reused per call to `Analyzer.tokenStream(String, java.io.Reader)`.
Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents - Class in org.apache.lucene.analysis
This class encapsulates the outer components of a token stream.
AnalyzerWrapper - Class in org.apache.lucene.analysis
Extension to `Analyzer` suitable for Analyzers which wrap other Analyzers.
AnalyzerWrapper(Analyzer.ReuseStrategy) - Constructor for class org.apache.lucene.analysis.AnalyzerWrapper
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<title>StandardAnalyzer (Lucene 10.5.2 core API)</title>
<location>https://lucene.apache.org/core/10_5_2/core/org/apache/lucene/analysis/standard/StandardAnalyzer.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
org.apache.lucene.analysis.StopwordAnalyzerBase
Constructors
Constructor
Description
`StandardAnalyzer()`
Builds an analyzer with no stop words.
`StandardAnalyzer(Reader stopwords)`
Builds an analyzer with the stop words from the given reader.
`StandardAnalyzer(CharArraySet stopWords)`
Builds an analyzer with the given stop words.
* ## Method Summary
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Modifier and Type
Method
Description
`protected Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`
`createComponents(String fieldName)`
Creates a new `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents` instance for this analyzer.
`int`
`getMaxTokenLength()`
Returns the current maximum token length
`protected TokenStream`
`normalize(String fieldName, TokenStream in)`
Wrap the given `TokenStream` in order to apply normalization filters.
public void setMaxTokenLength(int length)
Set the max allowed token length. Tokens larger than this will be chopped up at this token length and emitted as multiple tokens. If you need to skip such large tokens, you could increase this max length, and then use `LengthFilter` to remove long tokens. The default is `DEFAULT_MAX_TOKEN_LENGTH`.
* ### getMaxTokenLength
public int getMaxTokenLength()
Returns the current maximum token length
See Also:
* `setMaxTokenLength(int)`
* ### createComponents
protected Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents createComponents(String fieldName)
Description copied from class: `Analyzer`
Creates a new `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents` instance for this analyzer.
Specified by:
`createComponents` in class `Analyzer`
Parameters:
`fieldName` - the name of the fields content passed to the `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents` sink as a reader
Returns:
the `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents` for this analyzer.
* ### normalize
protected TokenStream normalize(String fieldName, TokenStream in)
Description copied from class: `Analyzer`
Wrap the given `TokenStream` in order to apply normalization filters. The default implementation returns the `TokenStream` as-is. This is used by `Analyzer.normalize(String, String)`.
Overrides:
`normalize` in class `Analyzer`</excerpt>
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<title>AnalyzerWrapper (Lucene 10.5.2 core API)</title>
<location>https://lucene.apache.org/core/10_5_2/core/org/apache/lucene/analysis/AnalyzerWrapper.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; ## Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer ... ### Fields inherited from class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
Since:
4.0.0
See Also:
* `DelegatingAnalyzerWrapper`
* ## Nested Class Summary
## Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
`Analyzer.ReuseStrategy, Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`
* ## Field Summary
### Fields inherited from class org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer
`GLOBAL_REUSE_STRATEGY, PER_FIELD_REUSE_STRATEGY`
* ## Constructor Summary
Constructors
Modifier
Constructor
Description
`protected `
`AnalyzerWrapper(Analyzer.ReuseStrategy reuseStrategy)`
Creates a new AnalyzerWrapper with the given reuse strategy.
* ## Method Summary
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Modifier and Type
Method
Description
`protected final AttributeFactory`
`attributeFactory(String fieldName)`
Return the `AttributeFactory` to be used for `analysis` and `normalization` on the given `FieldName`.
`protected final Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents`
`createComponents(String fieldName)`
Creates a new `Analyzer.TokenStreamComponents` instance for this analyzer.
`int`
`getOffsetGap(String fieldName)`
Just like `Analyzer.getPositionIncrementGap(java.lang.String)`, except for Token offsets instead.
`int`
`getPositionIncrementGap(String fieldName)`
Invoked before indexing a IndexableField instance if terms have already been added to that field.
`protected abstract Analyzer`
`getWrappedAnalyzer(String fieldName)`
Retrieves the wrapped Analyzer appropriate for analyzing the field with the given name
`final Reader`
`initReader(String fieldName, Reader reader)`
Override this if you want to add a CharFilter chain.
`wrapReaderForNormalization(String fieldName, Reader reader)`
Wraps / alters the given Reader.
`protected TokenStream`
`wrapTokenStreamForNormalization(String fieldName, TokenStream in)`
Wraps / alters the given TokenStream for normalization purposes, taken from the wrapped Analyzer, to form new components.
* ## Constructor Details
* ### AnalyzerWrapper
protected AnalyzerWrapper(Analyzer.ReuseStrategy reuseStrategy)
Creates a new AnalyzerWrapper with the given reuse strategy.
If you want to wrap a single delegate Analyzer you can probably reuse its strategy when instantiating this subclass: `super(delegate.getReuseStrategy());`.
If you choose different analyzers per field, use `Analyzer.PER_FIELD_REUSE_STRATEGY`.
See Also:
* `Analyzer.getReuseStrategy()`
* ### getWrappedAnalyzer
protected abstract Analyzer getWrappedAnalyzer(String fieldName)
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<title>Apache Lucene - Lucene™ Downloads</title>
<location>https://lucene.staged.apache.org/core/downloads.html</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; * Source release: lucene-10.5.2-src.tgz [PGP] [SHA512]
# Lucene™ Downloads
Official releases are usually created when the developers feel there are sufficient changes, improvements and bug fixes to warrant a release. Due to the voluntary nature of Lucene, no releases are scheduled in advance. System Requirements are detailed here.
### Lucene 10.5.2 ¶
Lucene 10.5.2 is the most recent Apache Lucene release.
* Source release: lucene-10.5.2-src.tgz [PGP] [SHA512]
* Binary releases: lucene-10.5.2.tgz [PGP] [SHA512]
* Change log
### Lucene 9.12.3 ¶
Lucene 9.12.3 is the latest in the 9.x series.
* Source release: lucene-9.12.3-src.tgz [PGP] [SHA512]
* Binary releases: lucene-9.12.3.tgz [PGP] [SHA512] / lucene-9.12.3.zip [PGP] [SHA512]
* Change log
The above release files should be verified using the PGP signatures and the project release KEYS. See verification instructions for a description of using the PGP and KEYS files for verification. SHA checksums are also provided as alternative verification method.
### Older releases ¶
Archives for all past versions of Lucene are available at the Apache archives.
The `lucene-VERSION.zip` or `.tar.gz` (where VERSION is the version number of the release, e.g. 3.0.1) file contains the lucene-core jar file, html documentation, a demo application (see the "Getting Started" section) and various jar files containing contributed code. The `lucene-VERSION-src.zip` or `.tar.gz` contains the full source code for that version.</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://lucene.apache.org/core/10_5_2/core/org/apache/lucene/analysis/Analyzer.html
Reject abstract analyzer classes in the fulltext.analyzer check.
org.apache.lucene.analysis.Analyzer itself is not a valid trigger. Lucene 10.5.2 declares its no-argument constructor as protected, so clazz.getConstructor() rejects it.
An abstract Analyzer subclass with a public no-argument constructor passes the current check. LSMTreeFullTextIndex then tries to instantiate it during index creation and raises an IndexException. Add an abstract-class check during statement validation.
Proposed fix
--- "a/engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherIndexOptions.java"+++ "b/engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherIndexOptions.java"@@ -212,10 +212,10 @@
try {
// not initialized: a class that is no analyzer must not run its static initializer because a statement named it
final Class<?> clazz = Class.forName(name, false, CypherIndexOptions.class.getClassLoader());
- if (Analyzer.class.isAssignableFrom(clazz)) {+ if (Analyzer.class.isAssignableFrom(clazz) && !Modifier.isAbstract(clazz.getModifiers())) {
clazz.getConstructor();
return name;
}
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- metadata defaults and mapping ---'
nl -ba engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/schema/LSMVectorIndexMetadata.java | sed -n '40,115p'
nl -ba engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/schema/LSMVectorIndexMetadata.java | sed -n '225,250p'printf'%s\n''--- public metadata accessor ---'
nl -ba engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/index/vector/LSMVectorIndex.java | sed -n '12145,12175p'printf'%s\n''--- vector test creation and statement assertions ---'
nl -ba engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java | sed -n '65,100p'
nl -ba engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java | sed -n '175,210p'
nl -ba engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java | sed -n '228,243p'printf'%s\n''--- relevant changed diff ---'
git diff 0d9d8ce18928323da253c1c6853a2a08b73aec36 ff19ac8dc6dff5e96a363ffe3b04b9c8bd22e826 -- engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherSchemaCommands.java engine/src/main/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/query/CypherIndexOptions.java engine/src/test/java/com/arcadedb/query/opencypher/Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest.java
Repository: ArcadeData/arcadedb
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Preserve non-default vector settings in SHOW INDEXES.
The generated statement contains only dimensions and similarity. For an index created with non-default vector.hnsw.m, vector.hnsw.ef_construction, or vector.quantization.enabled, dropping and recreating the index changes its persisted configuration.
Halving maxConnections is a valid inverse for values produced by CypherIndexOptions, which stores maxConnections as 2 * vector.hnsw.m. Emit the HNSW and quantization options when they differ from their defaults. Do not apply that inverse blindly to arbitrary LSMVectorIndex metadata: directly configured indexes can have values or quantization types that this Cypher syntax cannot represent. Add a round-trip assertion using non-default options; the current test uses only default vector settings.
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around lines 449 - 452:
Update the LSM_VECTOR rendering in CypherSchemaCommands to preserve non-default
HNSW and quantization settings in SHOW INDEXES output, while retaining
dimensions and similarity. Emit values only when the LSMVectorIndex metadata is
safely representable by CypherIndexOptions; apply the
maxConnections-to-vector.hnsw.m inverse only for values produced by that option
mapping, and omit unsupported arbitrary metadata. Add a round-trip assertion
using non-default vector options.
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feat(#10678): openCypher accepts Neo4j's CREATE VECTOR INDEX and CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX
feat(#10678): openCypher accepts Neo4j's CREATE VECTOR INDEX and CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX (#10864) [skip ci]
Oct 28, 2026
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Closes #10678
openCypher now accepts Neo4j 5's
CREATE VECTOR INDEXandCREATE FULLTEXT INDEX, so a Neo4j client (the reporter's cocoindex Neo4j connector over Bolt) can create the indexesdb.index.vector.queryNodesanddb.index.fulltext.queryNodesalready query. The grammar already parsed both;CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndexrefused them. A vector index becomes anLSM_VECTORindex, declaring an undeclared propertyARRAY_OF_FLOATS(as the SQL route asks the user to do first) and building its graph right away, as SQLCREATE INDEXdoes. A full-text index becomes aFULL_TEXTindex whose properties stay undeclared. Both keep the name they are given (soDROP INDEX <name> IF EXISTSremoves them), honourIF NOT EXISTS, and read theirOPTIONS(a map literal or a$parameter) when the statement runs.SHOW INDEXESnow lists acreateStatementfor both kinds that runs as written.Finding ledger (from the issue)
CREATE VECTOR INDEX ... OPTIONS {indexConfig: {vector.dimensions, vector.similarity_function}}: declareARRAY_OF_FLOATS, buildLSM_VECTOR, keep the nameCREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ... ON EACH [...]: buildFULL_TEXT, analyzer fromfulltext.analyzerIS :: VECTOR<FLOAT32>(n)type constraint mapped toARRAY_OF_FLOATSCREATE INDEX ... LSM_VECTORafter a MERGE: "the property does not exist"OPTIONS mapping
indexConfigkeyvector.dimensions(required)dimensionsvector.similarity_function:cosine(default) /euclidean(also ArcadeDB'sdot_product)similarityvector.hnsw.mmaxConnections= 2 x m (JVector does not double the base layer, Lucene HNSW does)vector.hnsw.ef_constructionbeamWidthvector.quantization.enabledquantizationINT8/NONEfulltext.analyzeranalyzer: Neo4j names (standard-no-stop-words,english,simple,whitespace,keyword, common languages,cjk) or a Lucene analyzer class name with a no-arg constructor, checked at create timefulltext.eventually_consistentindexProvideris accepted and ignored. Any other key is refused, as SQLMETADATAdoes (#5639). Every refusal happens before the type, property or index is created.Test plan
Issue10678CypherVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlTest(10 tests): the reporter's exact statements; MERGE writes thenqueryNodesfor both kinds; index created over vectors already stored as lists; settings translation; OPTIONS from a parameter; relationship-type index; IF NOT EXISTS / DROP INDEX IF EXISTS; refusals leave nothing behind; SHOW INDEXEScreateStatementround-tripsBoltProtocolIT#neo4jVectorAndFulltextIndexDdlOverBolt: the reporter's flow over Bolt with the Neo4j driver (wholeBoltProtocolIT, 82 tests, green)Issue9705*,Issue9706*,Issue9709*,Issue9304*,Issue9645*,Issue9991*,OpenCypherIndexTest,OpenCypherConstraintTest,CypherFullTextSearchTest,CypherVectorQuery*,DbIndexFulltextQueryOptionsTest,CypherQueryStatisticsTest,CypherPlanningDuringIndexDdlTest,CypherLiteralParameterizationIssue8307Test,CypherIndex*,Issue10776*,Issue8132ParserFastPathParityTest, and othersLIST(byIS :: LIST<FLOAT>) takes a vector index and answersqueryNodesCoverage
Invariant: a Neo4j 5
CREATE VECTOR INDEX/CREATE FULLTEXT INDEXeither builds the ArcadeDB index with every setting it names, under its name, or is refused with nothing created.CypherASTBuilder.handleCreateIndex(vector / fulltext branches, node and relationship patterns)OpenCypherQueryEngine.executeCreateIndex(property declaration, builder kind, IF NOT EXISTS, graph build, rollback)CypherSchemaCommands.indexCreateStatement(SHOW INDEXEScreateStatementfor VECTOR / FULLTEXT)BoltNetworkExecutor->database.command)Known gaps
IS :: VECTOR<T>(n)type constraint: openCypher: accept IS :: VECTOR<T>(n) in a property type constraint, enforcing the dimension #10862(n:A|B)),WITH [...]filter properties, a dimension-less vector index, thestandardanalyzer, the empty SHOW INDEXESoptionscolumn, Neo4j's quantization-on default: openCypher: multi-label vector/full-text indexes, WITH filter properties, dimension-less vector index, 'standard' analyzer #10863 (each is refused with an explicit message today, never built differently)Adversarial pass
No subagent tool was available in this run, so the pass was done by re-reading the diff against the issue. Findings:
LIST<FLOAT>breaks the vector index": not real, probed in a scratch test (index builds,queryNodesanswers both rows).Review cycles
157df176ecClass.forName(name, false, loader)),vector.hnsw.moverflow refused,dot_productnamed in the similarity message, constants aligned, builder local made final; tests added for an oversizedvector.hnsw.mand an unknown analyzer classff19ac8dc6Deferred / skipped review items
buildVectorGraphNow()runs aftercreate(). If it throws, the index and the auto-declared property remain." Skipped: this matches SQLCREATE INDEX ... LSM_VECTOR, which builds the graph after the samecreate()with no rollback. The index is valid at that point and builds its graph on first use, so dropping a working index because an eager build failed would lose more than it saves.java.lang.Runtime", "confirm the settings tests assert the resulting metadata". Skipped as optional:analyzerClassalready says why it checks the type without initializing the class,java.lang.Stringalready pins the non-Analyzer refusal, andcreateVectorIndexTranslatesTheNeo4jSettingsassertsmaxConnections,beamWidth, dimensions and similarity on the built index.Final state
clean-approval. Merge stays with the developer.
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IF NOT EXISTSandIF EXISTSwhen creating or dropping indexes.SHOW INDEXESoutput and use them in queries.