Powershell CLI out to Neo4j
Dumps QFE and I massage it into a valid Neo4j Create statement that looks flowchart-esque. And it leaves it on your clipboard ready to be pasted. ***Its proably huge so you may want to make two changes in the bottom loop while testing For $i = 1 to 10 ; ubound($aFinal) - 1 ;<--- And when reducing this number
For $c = 2 to ubound($aFinal , 2) - 1
$sOutStr &= "(" & $aFinal[$i][3] & $i & $c & ":" & $aFinal[0][$c] & "{name: '" & $aFinal[$i][$c]
added my QFE with secondary sort by the 'security update' description to the graphgist challenge. I had been meaning to explore Git, and Gist seems like an approachable platform for hanging scripts without being cumbersome.
the gist:
https://gist.github.com/iamtheky/c5b15d03237f4474d000
the graphgist challenge, which also executes the create statement in browser:
http://portal.graphgist.org/graph_gists/b655a1f6-8103-4a68-bb1f-1a8cc38ef1c3