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Update Table 1. Community Edition vs Enterprise Edition key features #1958
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We also need to add a line about Parallel Cypher runtime - Enterprise edition, introduced in 5.13. Probably to include a link to the Cypher manual - https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/planning-and-tuning/runtimes/reference/. |
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one more moment - We don't have language driver for C#. Look at line 121. Officially, we support Java, JavaScript, Go, Python, and .NET drivers. |
That makes sense. I'll add links to the Cypher manual. |
Good catch! |
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I'll actually add all the links that I can find. |
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Looks good!
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maybe to add xref:performance/space-reuse to the line 233?
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Yeah, I thought about it, but it's not automatic. I am not sure what is really meant by Auto-reuse of space, it could be the transaction log pruning.
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Hmm, but maybe you're right "A logical delete means that all relevant records are marked as deleted, but the space they occupy is not immediately returned to the operating system. Instead, it is subsequently reused by the transactions creating data."
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Thanks for the documentation updates. The preview documentation has now been torn down - reopening this PR will republish it. |
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Looks amazing!
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