Tutorial: Import data from a relational database into Neo4j - Getting Started

This tutorial shows the process for exporting data from a relational database (PostgreSQL) and importing into a graph database (Neo4j). You will learn how to take data from the relational system and to the graph by translating the schema and using import tools.

Import from a relational database into Neo4j You need to have a clear understanding of your graph data model before transferring the data from an existing relational structure to a graph. Depending on the environment you are working in, the format of the exported dataset, and the Neo4j deployment method of your choice, there are different ways you can import data from a relational database into a graph. This page lists some of the recommended methods. For a full list, refer to Import your data into Neo4j . Import tool Import is a tool for importing data into an Aura instance. Ideal to get star

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