Databridge, a bulk data import tool for Neo4j, has added the capability to import data into a running Neo4j instance, allowing users to perform fast bulk-load of initial large datasets while maintaining the database online. This new feature uses Neo4j's Bolt binary protocol and can be enabled by passing the `-s` option during import. The streaming endpoint is designed for small incremental updates and may take longer than the offline endpoint for large datasets. Additionally, Databridge now allows users to specify the output path to the database explicitly using the `-o` option, enabling the creation of new databases in different locations or co-existence of multiple datasets in a single physical database. New commands have been introduced, including `import`, `test`, `profile`, and `purge`, which offer improved simplicity and flexibility for users. These updates aim to support various use cases, such as importing large datasets into a running Neo4j instance, creating copies or deleting individual datasets, and managing the overall database structure.