Graph search · GraphQL query

graphSearchFast query

Searches the graph and waits for the search to finish, returning up to first results in one response — the synchronous form of graphSearch plus graphSearchResults, for clients that cannot poll a search job.

The request is held open while the search runs, so use it for small, bounded result sets. A search that has not finished within the server's wait limit returns an error naming its job id; the search keeps running and its results can still be read with graphSearchResults. A search that fails, is cancelled, or expires returns an error rather than the rows it produced before stopping — read the job with graphSearchJob for its recorded errors.

Response

Returns a GraphSearchFastPayload!

Arguments

Name Description
input - GraphSearchFastInput! The graph search input parameters.

Example

Query

query graphSearchFast($input: GraphSearchFastInput!) {
  graphSearchFast(input: $input) {
    nodes {
      path {
        ...GraphSearchResultsPathSegmentFragment
      }
    }
    searchJob {
      id
      orgId
      requestedInput {
        ...GraphSearchInputPayloadFragment
      }
      effectiveInput {
        ...GraphSearchInputPayloadFragment
      }
      hash
      user {
        ...UserFragment
      }
      state
      errors
      resultsCount
      hasResults
      startedAt
      endedAt
      running
      duration
      updatedAt
      accessedAt
      winningTrace {
        ...SearchTraceStageFragment
      }
      unselectedTraces {
        ...SearchTraceStageFragment
      }
    }
  }
}

Variables

{"input": GraphSearchFastInput}

Response

{
  "data": {
    "graphSearchFast": {
      "nodes": [GraphSearchResultsPath],
      "searchJob": GraphSearchJob
    }
  }
}