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Remove dev phase references in Cypher projection
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nvitucci authored Oct 5, 2023
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A migration guide is available at xref:migration-lcp-to-cpv2/index.adoc[Appendix C, Migration from Legacy to new Cypher projection].
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Using Legacy Cypher projections is a more flexible and expressive approach with diminished focus on performance compared to the xref:management-ops/projections/graph-project.adoc[native projections].
Legacy Cypher projections are primarily recommended for the development phase (see xref:common-usage/index.adoc[Common usage]).
Legacy Cypher projections are a more flexible and expressive approach compared to xref:management-ops/projections/graph-project.adoc[native projections].
A Legacy Cypher projection uses Cypher to create (_project_) an in-memory graph from the Neo4j database.


== Considerations
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:page-aliases: management-ops/projections/graph-project-cypher-aggregation


Using Cypher projection is a more flexible and expressive approach with diminished focus on performance compared to the xref:management-ops/projections/graph-project.adoc[native projections].
Cypher projections are primarily recommended for the development phase (see xref:common-usage/index.adoc[Common usage]).
Cypher projections are a more flexible and expressive approach compared to xref:management-ops/projections/graph-project.adoc[native projections].
A Cypher projection uses Cypher to create (_project_) an in-memory graph from the Neo4j database.


== Considerations
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:description: This section details projecting GDS graphs using `native` projections.


A native projection is the fastest and most scalable way to project a graph from a Neo4j database into the xref:management-ops/graph-catalog-ops.adoc[GDS Graph Catalog].
Native projections are recommended for any use case, and for both the development and the production phase (see xref:common-usage/index.adoc[Common usage]).
Native projections are the easiest way to create a xref:management-ops/index.adoc[GDS graph] from a Neo4j database.
A native projection is entirely described by configuration parameters.

_Node projections_ and _relationship projections_ describe the way nodes and relationships are loaded (_projected_) from the database into the in-memory graph.
While node projections are based on node labels, relationship projections are based on relationship types.
Both can include properties.


== Considerations
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