GreenfishK opened a new issue, #1744:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jena/issues/1744

   ### Version
   
   4.3.2
   
   ### What happened?
   
   I evaluated JenaTDB2 4.3.2 with a SPARQL-star 
[dataset](https://zenodo.org/record/7603263/files/bearc_alldata.TB_star_hierarchical.ttl?download=1)
 with 9.411.041 triples (4.9 GB). I loaded the dataset with the tdb2 loader as 
on-disk storage. Then I tried a set of rather complex rdf-star queries only to 
find that none of them was able to finish. I went on to pin down the issue and 
tried a very simple double-nested SPARQL-star query:
   
   ```
   select * { <<<<?s ?p ?o>> ?a ?b >> ?x ?y. } 
   ```
   However, even this query could not finish.
   ```
   15:47:31 INFO  Server          ::   Memory: 4.0 GiB
   15:47:31 INFO  Server          ::   Java:   17.0.5
   15:47:31 INFO  Server          ::   OS:     Linux 5.15.0-58-generic amd64
   15:47:31 INFO  Server          ::   PID:    106127
   15:47:31 INFO  Server          :: Started 2023/02/03 15:47:31 CET on port 
3030
   15:47:52 INFO  Fuseki          :: [5] POST 
http://localhost:3030/bearc_tb_sr_rs/sparql
   15:47:52 INFO  Fuseki          :: [5] Query = select * { <<<<?s ?p ?o>> ?a 
?b >> ?x ?y. } 
   ```
   The memory didn't seek to be the problem.
   
   I tried the same set of queries on GraphDB and they all needed only a few 
seconds. 
   Is it possible that Jena generally performs poorly with SPARQL-star and even 
worse if there are multiple nesting levels?
   
   ### Relevant output and stacktrace
   
   _No response_
   
   ### Are you interested in making a pull request?
   
   None


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