OriginChainDB
Database endpoints

Find paths in either direction

Lists the simple paths between two nodes when each hop may follow a relation edge in either direction.

GET /v1/tenants/{tenant}/graph/{schema}/all_simple_paths_bidir

Explore routes across either link directionA returned path does not imply every link points toward the destination.
  1. Set the endpointsChoose the source, destination and relation.
  2. Follow links both waysSearch within the depth and path-count limits.
  3. Read the simple pathsEach route lists its nodes in traversal order.

Before you start

Use your database bearer token.

Connection setup

Register the schema and relation, then add their rows. The examples use demo.people, its bidirectional follows relation, and linked rows u1, u2 and u3.

Path parameters

FieldTypeRequired
tenantstringRequired
schemastringRequired

Query parameters

FieldTypeRequired
relstringRequired
srcstringRequired
dststringRequired
max_depthintegerOptional
max_pathsintegerOptional

Headers

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
x-oc-db-userstringOptionalActing database user (role, grant and row-policy checks). Send with x-oc-db-key.
x-oc-db-keystringOptionalAPI key of the x-oc-db-user user.

Read the result

Each pks array is an ordered simple path. A hop may follow an edge in either direction, so a returned path does not imply that every edge points from source toward destination.

Response statuses

HTTP status reference
StatusWhat to do
200OK
400Correct the request before retrying.
401Check the credential and Authorization header.
402Check feature access or available credits.
403Check tenant access, roles and permissions.
404Check the resource ID and API route.
408Reduce query work or adjust the timeout.
429Honor Retry-After when present; back off.
499The client cancelled the request.
500Check the outcome before retrying a write.
503Honor Retry-After when present; check write outcomes.
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