Get to know the accumulators in GSQL in Tigergraph through sample queries

SH Howard Ho
Nov 1 · 7 min read

In my last post, I described the process of creating a graph schema, mapping the input data columns to the schema, and loading the data into Tigergraph for the DBL graph.

In this post, we are going to create and run a few custom queries to get to know the data better, and during this process, we will get a better understanding of one of Tigergraphs’ GSQL’s key features: accumulator.

Tigergraph provides a few built-in queries as we saw in the last post, however, in general, in…

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