In the previous lesson, you learned how to connect to an Aura active database instance.
In this lesson, you will learn how to:
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Use the integrated data importer tool in the Aura console
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Model your data for import
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Import data into your Aura instance

Check your understanding
Data importer solves data importing?
Which of these best describes the data importer?
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❏ Production tool that can be used to schedule massive data imports at frequent intervals.
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✓ A tool that gets you started quickly with data importing in a Neo4j database. Comes with a visual modeling aid.
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❏ A demonstration of Neo4j ETL capabilities.
Hint
Think about the purpose of the data importer and its typical use cases.
Solution
A tool that gets you started quickly with data importing in a Neo4j database. Comes with a visual modeling aid. The data importer is designed to help users quickly and easily import data into a Neo4j database, especially for those who are new to Neo4j or graph databases in general. It provides a user-friendly interface and visual modeling capabilities to facilitate the import process.
Data model reuse
Can you reuse a data model created for one instance on another instance within the same project?
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✓ Yes, models are linked to the project and can be reused for loads on different instances.
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❏ No, models are linked to the instance and cannot be reused.
Hint
Think about the purpose of the data model and how it is used within the project.
Solution
Yes, you can reuse a data model created for one instance on another instance within the same project. Models are linked to the project, not the instance, allowing for flexibility in how they are used across different instances.
Summary
In this lesson you imported data in an Aura instance using the integrated data importer tool, modeled the data, and ran the import.
In the next lesson, you will explore the integrated query tool to interact with your data and write Cypher queries.