Hi Will,
I am trying to figure out the correct way to escape a null character in a
wide
string literal for Virtuoso. For narrow literals with c-escapes turned on I
can
use \0 as expected. But in a wide literal (e.g. N'null\0escape') Virtuoso
complains with SQ074 Invalid wide string
Hi
I'm running virtuoso 6.1.5.3127 on Mac Lion (Open Source version).
I can get all the kinds of inferencing I need to work, except for rdfs:range
and rdfs:domain type inference.
Here's the relevant snippet from my RDF/XML
rdf:RDF xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#;
As far as I understood Virtuoso just supports subClassOf and subProperty
of for inheritance. See
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/rdfsparqlrule.html.
Ciao Carina
On 26.04.2012 13:45, Ian Harrison wrote:
Hi
I'm running virtuoso 6.1.5.3127 on Mac Lion (Open Source version).
I can get all
Hello Aris,
T_END_FLAG and T_FINAL_AS will be available in Virtuoso 7. At that time,
the User's Guide is extended.
Re, multiple input T_IN and T_OUT, the logic seems to be simple: after every
transitivity step, the vector of values of T_OUT variables is used as a vector
of values of T_IN
Hello Ian,
In the current version of Virtuoso, there's no support for inference of
rdfs:domain and rdfs:range . I've put the enhancement request to
internal bugzilla for future version.
However the processing of ...domain and ...range will not be enabled by
default, the query will require a
Is SPIN supported in any way with Virtuoso? I was wanting to do some
constraint checking and data augmentation on data in the quad store
Thanks
Ian
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