> Would something like SQLite do the job?
Now that sqlite3 is "batteries included" (at least with Python 2.5), I
would be very interested in some help writing a 'rdflib.store.sqlite3'
module. I've been mucking around with 64-bit CRC hashes of URI for a
table layout such as "Hashed with Origin" described here:
<http://infolab.stanford.edu/~melnik/rdf/db.html>
Right now I'm still grinding my way through the distinction between
"graph", "model" and "context" in the way people talk about RDF stores
and the way they are presented in Graph and ConjunctiveGraph objects.
Anybody that wants to join me in "Dive into rdflib" like "Dive into
Python" would be most welcome.
> Yes, something like that would really make a difference, as a
> non-programmer would choke on SPARQL.
Maybe for a DBpedia sized project, but I bet there is a way to teach
SPARQL queries that get many simple things done. Just like left outer
joins aren't very intuitive to the beginning SQL query author, but a lot
of really good work can be done without them.
Joel
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