Kingsley Idehen wrote:
>
> Just read the text of: http://dbpedia.org/sparql (where the timeout
> finput field is).
"Execution timeout, in milliseconds, values less than 1000 are ignored"?
I did read that, but I assumed that entering a value less than 1000
would just use the default timeout of the Anytime Query feature instead
of disabling it.
>
> You could have just clicked "Run Query" and seen "&timeout" at the end.
> You could have also done a backspace and hit "enter" to see it is a
> clean extension. Instead, you decided to offer a lecture of SPARQL
> compliance etc.
>
It has only become apparent (to me, at least) that it *is* a clean
extension (ie opt-in) after Mitko joined the conversation.
Let me sum this up:
* I'd consider it a bad thing ("broken" from my first posting in this
thread) if Anytime Queries were enabled by default. They are not enabled
by default. Everything is good.
* Anytime queries are good, if supplied with a good protocol - which no
doubt you're going to do. I'm looking forward to seeing some
documentation on this feature - I've been working with other triple
stores which shall remain nameless which would benefit from such a thing.
* Weekends are good. I hope everyone is going to have a great one :)
Regards,
Michael
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