HI Alexander,
Previously I stored DateTime values as strings and casted them to
xsd:dateTime dynamically at query time. Then according to Ivan's advice
I reimplemented SPARUL part to cast DateTime values when they are added
to the store. But now ADO.NET http://ADO.NET provider returns
Hello,
Ivan Mikhailov schrieb:
Hello Jens,
there is a potential problem at the LOD SPARQL endpoint. To
reproduce,
go to http://lod.openlinksw.com/sparql and pose query SELECT * WHERE
{?s ?p ?o} LIMIT 1. This returns 8 results instead of 1.
Yes we know about this (recent) problem and
I hope Virtuoso Mars Edition will solve crossplanets timezones
synchronization :)
2010/4/16 Ivan Mikhailov imikhai...@openlinksw.com
Hello Alexander,
I will check details with other developers tomorrow. By default ODBC
prints strings without timezone offsets and ODBC TIMESTAMP_STRUCT lacks
