neobolt | Neo4j Bolt Connector for Python | Graph Database library

You can use the APOC function apoc.text.replace to modify the CSV string to remove the unwanted rows:

1. To connect from one container to another one (inside the same docker-compose project) you should use container name of the target container instead of the localhost (or 127.0.0.1). In your case it would be neo4j_db.

2. When connecting from other container you should use the internal port, in your case 7687.

3. In the neo4j service, the bolt.listen_address should be 7687 instead of 7688 (honestly, I'm not sure why you are changing the default port).

To wrap up, the connection url should be:

You need to set the network option on your docker-compose file. Please read this link and then you will understand it well.

You should do something like this:

I don't think you can parameterise parts of the pattern that would affect how the query is compiled.

From the docs:

Parameters cannot be used for the following constructs, as these form part of the query structure that is compiled into a query plan:

• property keys; so, MATCH (n) WHERE n.$param = 'something' is invalid
• relationship types
• labels

You could instead not use a parameter for neighbourhood_right_range but embed that value into the query using normal Python string interpolation or concatenation:

I solved the problem by changing the query as follows:

I found the solution for people who might have the same issue. You need to add encrypted=False.

Instead of

So the issue turned out to be that the Neo4j instance is behind a load balancer that only accepts HTTP requests. You have to change ports and add your own cert to make it work.

The error comes from attempting to "run" Node and Relationship objects. The tx.run method takes a Cypher string as its first argument, so lines like tx.run(a) don't make semantic sense.