anchor.diff:  === Usage with Neo4j Server
   
   * Install a Neo4j 3.0.X server and start it with the BOLT protocol enabled
  -* Connect with URLs in the form jdbc:neo4j:bolt://<host>:<port>/ e.g. jdbc:neo4j:bolt://localhost/
  -* You can also use additional comma separated parameters in the URL for authentication, debug mode and ssl encryption, e.g. jdbc:neo4j:bolt://localhost/?user=neo4j,password=xxxx,debug=true,noSsl,flatten=[-1,100,1000]
  +* Connect with URLs in the form `jdbc:neo4j:bolt://<host>:<port>/` (e.g. `jdbc:neo4j:bolt://localhost/`)
  +* You can also use additional comma separated parameters in the URL for authentication, debug mode, ssl encryption and flattening e.g. `jdbc:neo4j:bolt://localhost/?user=neo4j,password=xxxx,debug=true,noSsl,flatten=[-1,100,1000]`
   
   * Add the JDBC driver dependency or jar file to your project
   * Get a connection from DriverManager
  -* Execute queries and transactions using the Cyper graph query language
  +* Execute queries and transactions using the Cypher graph query language
   
   === Flattening
   
  
positive.code: try (PreparedStatement stmt = con.prepareStatement(query)) {
      stmt.setString(1,"John");
      ResultSet rs = con.execute();
  	while (rs.next()) {
  		System.out.println("Friend: "+rs.getString("f.name")+" is "+rs.getInt("f.age"));
  	}
  }
  con.close();
  
negative.code: [NOTE]
  The previous JDBC driver for Neo4j 2.x was moved to the https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-jdbc-2x repository.
  
  Being a graph database, Neo4j is not serving data in a relational way and the exact purpose of this project is to allow
  projects that are using the classic JDBC connector in the relational paradigm to interact with Neo4j.
  
  This driver supports various types of database transports:
  
  * through the BOLT protocol (3.0.X) using `jdbc:neo4j:bolt://<host>:<port>/`
  * through the HTTP protocol (2.X+) using `jdbc:neo4j:http://<host>:<port>/`
  