Search Flags
Certain aspects of search behavior can be modified by setting 'flags' for the search. Flags are applied with the flags keyword, and affect the whole search:
Flags can also be applied to traversals, in which case they apply to just the traversal:
TRAVERSE FLAGS (include_destroyed) :::DiscoveryAccess
The following flags are available:
include_destroyed
Normally, nodes and relationships that are marked as destroyed are excluded from searches and traversals. The include_destroyed flag means that destroyed nodes and relationships are included.
exclude_current
With include_destroyed, searches involve both current and destroyed nodes; with the additional exclude_current flag, current nodes are excluded. exclude_current only makes sense when used in conjunction with include_destroyed, otherwise everything is excluded.
no_segment
Normally, a search that finds multiple target nodes segments its results so that each node kind is in a separate result set. no_segment prevents the segmentation, meaning the results are in just one set. This is generally only useful when the node kinds are similar in some way, otherwise it is impossible to define a suitable SHOW clause for the combined results.
find_relationships
Searches normally find nodes with the specified kinds. The find_relationships flag causes searches to find relationships instead.
suppress_default_links
When presented in the UI, search results are normally presented so that each row is a link to the node from which the data came. The suppress_default_links flag removes these default links.