AgensGraph 2.18 =============== AgensGraph is a multi-model database built on PostgreSQL. It stores your data as a **property graph** and as relational tables at the same time. You query that data in **Cypher**, in **GQL** (ISO/IEC 39075), or in **SQL**, and you can combine two of them in one statement when that is the shortest way to the answer. Release 2.18 is built on PostgreSQL 18 and adds a substantial part of the GQL standard. :doc:`release_notes/2.18` lists what changed, including the changes your application needs to know about. How this manual is organized ---------------------------- :doc:`get_started/index` installs the server, loads the small film graph that every example in this manual uses, and gets you to a result. Read it first. :doc:`concepts/index` explains the property-graph model, and how a graph is laid out in PostgreSQL. A graph is a schema and a label is a table. That is what lets one statement mix graph and relational work. :doc:`querying/index` teaches the language in the order you meet it: reading, writing, composing pipelines, walking paths, indexing, and crossing between SQL and Cypher. :doc:`reference/index` is the formal definition of the same language — the lexical rules, the types, and a page for each clause, statement and function. Look here when you know what you want and need the exact syntax. :doc:`guides/index` covers loading data and the search features. :doc:`drivers/index` points at the client libraries. :doc:`operations/index` is for running a server. :doc:`system_catalogs/index` documents the catalogs that describe a graph, and :doc:`appendix/index` holds the GQL conformance tables, the compatibility notes, the keyword and error-code lists, and a map from the 2.17 page names to these. Where to go next ---------------- .. grid:: 1 2 2 3 :gutter: 3 .. grid-item-card:: Get Started :link: get_started/index :link-type: doc Install AgensGraph, load the example graph, run your first query. .. grid-item-card:: Concepts :link: concepts/index :link-type: doc The property-graph model, and how a graph is stored in PostgreSQL. .. grid-item-card:: Querying :link: querying/index :link-type: doc Reading, writing, paths, indexes, and mixing SQL with Cypher. .. grid-item-card:: Reference :link: reference/index :link-type: doc Clauses, data definition, functions, types, and settings. .. grid-item-card:: Guides :link: guides/index :link-type: doc Loading data, vector, full-text and hybrid search, and the AI integrations. .. grid-item-card:: Drivers :link: drivers/index :link-type: doc Any PostgreSQL driver connects, and the Python driver adds the graph types. .. grid-item-card:: Operations :link: operations/index :link-type: doc Deploy, configure, secure and back up a server. .. grid-item-card:: System Catalogs :link: system_catalogs/index :link-type: doc The catalogs and views that describe a graph. .. grid-item-card:: Release Notes :link: release_notes/index :link-type: doc What changed in 2.18, and how to upgrade to it. .. toctree:: :hidden: get_started/index concepts/index querying/index reference/index guides/index drivers/index operations/index system_catalogs/index release_notes/index appendix/index