I am using the gremlin console and I have the following Query:
g.V().hasLabel("Account").where(in("Account").hasLabel("Opportunity").count().is(2))
groovysh_parse: 1: unexpected token: in @ line 1, column 33.
g.V().hasLabel("Account").where(in("Account").hasLabel("Opportunity").count().is(2))
^
1 error
it should query all the vertices that are labeled as "Account" where which have more than 2 edges coming from vertices labeled as "Opportunity" however I get the following error in the gremlin console and I don't know why since even chatGPT says the syntax is ok
In Groovy (the Gremlin Console is based on the Groovy Console) in
is a reserved word. Try using this instead:
g.V().hasLabel("Account").
where(__.in("Account").hasLabel("Opportunity").count().is(2))
The __
(double underscore) class can be used to work around such reserved word conflicts. This is called an "anonymous traversal source".