The reverse is the same: if I start service B not service A, in shell A running cypher-shell can still ask for the username and password. Nevertheless, if I start service A not service B, in shell B running cypher-shell can still ask for the username and password. It's the same if I stop service A and start service B: shell A says Neo4j is not running. It seems that services don't run globally? I open shell A and start service A, and in shell B it says Neo4j is not running. The shell and the service running the those folder will be respectively called as shell A and service A, shell B and service B.
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I have two directories of Neo4j, one is from Neo4j Desktop (folder A), and one I download from community server (folder B). For details about user management, take a look at Managing users - Neo4j Cypher Manual.
Listing other usernames is only possible after logging in. It is the root user, or dbms administrator account. Regarding usernames, the neo4j username is the only name that always exists. I would not recommend mixing each of these methods for running the database, as they're not suited for working together. To run a Neo4j DBMS as a service on Windows, you would use bin\neo4j install-service as described in Windows installation - Operations Manual. It also means that closing the terminal window will stop the DBMS. The console means that the DBMS will use a terminal window for writing operational information. Invoke-Neo4j console is a powershell command for starting a Neo4j DBMS server (not a service). You can install, start, stop Neo4j DBMS servers using Neo4j Desktop. Neo4j Desktop is an application which manages servers. My goal is to autostart a database and use Cypher in terminal.īTW, is there any difference between a server and a service?
VERBOSE: Starting neo4j utility using command line C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11\bin\java.exe -cp OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM 18.9 (build 11+28, mixed mode) OpenJDK Runtime Environment 18.9 (build 11+28) VERBOSE: Java version response: openjdk version "11"
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VERBOSE: Command returned with exit code 0 VERBOSE: Invoking "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11\bin\java.exe" -version 2>&1 VERBOSE: Java detected at 'C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11\bin\java.exe' This is the verbose output: PS D:\Downloads\neo4j-community-4.3.5-windows\neo4j-community-4.3.5\bin> invoke-neo4j status -verbose However, when I check this with invoke-neo4j status it says Neo4j is not running. In my understanding, opening Neo4j Desktop is equivalent to starting a server.
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