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On the query page, there is a "prefixes" area above the endpoint setting
for inserting prefixes.
For queries from a program, prepend some text to each query sent in
whatever programming language you are using. If a prefix is redefined
twice in syntax, the second overwrites the definition:
Thanks for the clarifying example!
Similar to wikidata query https://query.wikidata.org/ where you can
enter a query without defining prefixes, for example
SELECT ?item ?itemLabel ?dateOfBirth ?workLabel WHERE {
?item wdt:P31 wd:Q5.
?item ?label "Alfred Hitchcock"@en .
OPTIONAL{?item
What I mean is really simple. Basically I'd like to send queries like this to
Fuseki:
SELECT ?l
WHERE { ?s rdfs:label ?l }
this is not a valid query because it does not define the rdfs prefix. But I'd
like to prepend some standard prefixes to every incoming request before they
are
can you give an example?
Thanks
Michael
Am 03.09.21 um 04:53 schrieb Laura Morales:
The idea is to prepend some standard prefixes at every incoming query, before
it's executed, such that I don't have to write them every time.
