
Returns a virtual graph that represents the labels and relationship-types available in your database and how they are connected.
| 
 | examines the database statistics to build the meta graph, very fast, might report extra relationships | 
| 
 | examines the database statistics to create the meta-graph, post filters extra relationships by sampling | 
| 
 | examines a sample sub graph to create the meta-graph | 
| 
 | examines a subset of the graph to provide a tabular meta information | 
| 
 | examines a subset of the graph to provide a map-like meta information | 
| 
 | returns the information stored in the transactional database statistics | 
| 
 | type name of a value ( | 
| 
 | returns a row if type name matches none if not | 
| 
 | returns a a map of property-keys to their names | 
In the case of LIST you may have many results, depending on the content. In the event that all contents are of the same type, will you have the
            LIST OF <TYPE>, otherwise if the type is different, will you get LIST OF ANY
If no type was found, the function return name of the class.
| 
 | type name of a value ( | 
| 
 | returns a row if type name matches none if not | 
| 
 | returns a a map of property-keys to their names | 
If no type was found, the function return name of the class.
isType example.
MATCH (n:Person)
RETURN apoc.meta.isType(n.age,"INTEGER") as ageType