Neo4j | remove ID, replace UUID

[gburu98-zz]

Good day, I have a question with Neo4j, as I can remove the ID property and replace UUID, can you help me? Thanks for your time!

[ctorresr]

What are you trying to accomplish?? neo4j ID property should never be removed.

[KinaneD]

@gburu98 Which version are you using? In general, you should be able to do so by setting in your model class the following properties:

protected $primaryKey = 'uuid';
protected $incrementing = false;        // as of Laravel 5.2

[gburu98-zz]

@ctorresr , I am using a generator UUID's, but it gives me error tells me that UUIDs are not supported, the problem is the length of perhaps uuid

[gburu98-zz]

@KinaneD , I am using laravel 5.3.11, I try to apply what you told me, and see if it works

[gburu98-zz]

look @KinaneD, probe and printed me a "fatal error"

[KinaneD]

@gburu98 my bad, as the error says the incrementing property should be public not protected. What, where and when says that uuid are not supported? The error doesn't say so.

[gburu98-zz]

Thanks to "public $ incrementing = false;" no longer he tells me uuid is not supported, but I have a new error:

[KinaneD]

Sure! But this is a different topic. The uuid value is a string, when in the query displayed in the error the ' ' are missing so it is being treated differently.

[gburu98-zz]

Clear my fundamental problem was that I could not enter uuid I can now, I have to resize the string? as is done with Neo4j that amendment?

[KinaneD]

The string size is not relevant. Try casting to string whatever you assign to $u->uuid.

[gburu98-zz]

I am using a translator to read the English, it was unclear what the solution to the UUID is stored would be. that the last part is not stored?

[KinaneD]

Try to cast to string $uuid = (string) Uuid::generate();.

[gburu98-zz]

Problem solved, thanks for your support @KinaneD !!