The xsd:float datatype represents IEEE 754 single-precision floating point
numbers.
As with any floating-point datatype, the precision depends on the size of the
number. Numbers close to zero are very precise. Numbers with a large absolute
value (large positive or large negative) are less
Zookeeper has an external state - it's configuration file and it's
persistent database on disk.
If you use --zkConf then your zoo.cfg you'll have something like:
dataDir=./ZkData
and maybe
dataLogDir=
or have used --zkData
for the snapshot of the in-memory database and the transaction log.
take a look at your filter again. seems like you have a typo in your query
for the variable name
On Tue, Aug 18, 2020 at 10:17 PM Dr. Chavdar Ivanov
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> Andy, Richard,
> Thank you for the feedback.
>
> In the graph I have the 2 values as xsd:float so this is how the data is
> coming
>
>
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Andy, Richard,
Thank you for the feedback.
In the graph I have the 2 values as xsd:float so this is how the data is
coming
In the SPAQL query I tried to cast the float to decimal by using
FILTER (xsd:decimal(?value1)!=xsd:decimal(?value1)).
I am not sure if this is correct way, but I am now
Hi Andy can you take me from the email list.
I did send email to unsubscribe but it did not work still getting messages
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Andy Seaborne
Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2020 4:03 PM
To: users@jena.apache.org
Subject: Re: RDF Delta/Zookeper freezing issue
No, we don't do anything extra to preserve the data. We expected RDF Delta
would pick it up automatically. Could you clarify what you mean by
preserving? How can we apply it?
Thanks,
Piotr
pon., 17 sie 2020 o 19:06 Andy Seaborne napisał(a):
> Did you preserve the Zookeeper database when
Piotr
Not used RDF Delta myself but the Zookeeper issues sound familiar
When anything is trying to talk to Zookeeper if the ZK node they are trying to
talk to stops responding then the ZK client code will fail and then
re-establish a session to a diferent node. BUT this isn’t immediate for a
On 18/08/2020 10:31, Richard Cyganiak wrote:
The xsd:float datatype represents IEEE 754 single-precision floating point
numbers.
As with any floating-point datatype, the precision depends on the size of the
number. Numbers close to zero are very precise. Numbers with a large absolute
Piotr,
It will depend on how long zookeeper takes to resync. One of the factors
is how big the zookeeper database has become because when a ZK server
starts, it has to process the snapshot and any logs to
But while syncing the other zk server should still provide service
(read-only) - maybe
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