need to be well-versed in Perl as long as one would be able
to make a substantial contribution to writing this module.
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familiar with the code
to fix it.
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data into an arbitrary graph using HTTP?
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All,
Just a tiny follow-up. It seems like the trace_on setting disappears after a
server restart. Can I set it persistently somewhere?
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.P = __i2idn (
__bft( 'http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type' , 1))
AND isiri_id ( s-1-6-t4.O)
AND s-1-6-t4.O = __i2idn (
__bft( 'http://msone.computas.no/graphs#InstanceGraph' , 1))
AND s-1-11-t5.P = __i2idn ( __bft( 'ht
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layer and
have paging.
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of Ubuntu, this is the hard deadline. To be
confident, it should be uploaded well in advanced before that date.
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On Tuesday 21 April 2009 11:21:32 Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
øl and Øl yields different results and given the i operator, we would
expect it to give the same result.
Actually, this turns out to have become worse in 5.0.11. Now
prefix dct: http://purl.org/dc/terms/
CONSTRUCT { ?resource rdfs:label
5.0.10, it seems to have some case sensitivity problems with the UTF-8
character, in the final filter clause.
øl and Øl yields different results and given the i operator, we would expect
it to give the same result.
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that this problem is not universal, we have some queries
that go through, and it may have something to with how the data has been
read, but we haven't seen a pattern.
I suppose that these queries are so simple, the corresponding SQL isn't the
interesting part here?
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drop it in my app.
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)[0]);
but that seems to cause Jena to croak and say the query is invalid.
Then, the question is of course whether using JDBC gives me much? I could just
use the endpoint and then parse and reserialise the result, but that seems
wasteful.
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extension?
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) .
?resource dct:title ?title .
}
FILTER regex(?title, turi, i)
}
ORDER BY ?title LIMIT 4 OFFSET 0
The query can be run at this endpoint:
http://msoneutv.computas.no:8890/sparql
Can anyone explain why this happens?
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it appears that you cannot cast from string to URI, only from URI to string.
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sound technically unfeasible from a naive viewpoint.
Yup, it doesn't sound too unfeasible.
Another thing we've done a bit is to construct URIs from literals where a base
URI and e.g. a dct:title is concatenated.
I think we may raise this with the DAWG II.
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to.
Note you can also use the following param in the [SPARQL] section to
control result set sizes:
ResultSetMaxRows = 10
Yes, that's in the default setup, so I have that allready.
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and is certainly less elegant than modifying
the indexer to do the job.
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conform?
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with no changes to what I do, as far as I can tell.
Weird, huh?
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a common abbreviation of the latter). It appears from the BNF that this
is not possible, correct?
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of unique subject URIs, which is what the DESCRIBE in
practise, whereas the CONSTRUCT would limit on the number of solutions, and I
don't know how many of them I'd like. Also, the CONSTRUCT is arguably more
complex (for the programmer) than the DESCRIBE query.
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a bit confused about graph naming.
Does this problem have a more trivial solution?
The endpoint where all this runs is a public test endpoint at
http://msone.computas.no:8890/sparql
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-SNAPSHOT/resource/vi_tidiga__foedd_foer_tidigt_004314
Any comments on that?
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to share the status with you nevertheless. I'll continue to work on
this problem.
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On Monday 17 November 2008 17:19:57 Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
All,
I have another problem with my SPARQL Endpoint servlet, which is just
supposed to generate RDF/XML-ABBREV from a query.
Thanks to Hugh, I now run a 5.0.10 prerelease, which fixes a related bug, but
it didn't fix my problem
bif:contains 'oslo s' .
}
LIMIT 10
It would have to be rewritten a bit, but it appears that the critical thing is
the literal that has a space but no asterisk.
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development endpoint running 5.0.9 is here:
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This doesn't return any solutions, but
FILTER regex(str(?title), ^ Aber, i)
does. So, it appears that something is wrong with the case-insensitive match?
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this, so it is not in the endpoint code. Of course, it could be in some Jena
code, but we've never seen this when using a Postgres backend, so it seems it
is most likely in the driver.
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On Thursday 20 November 2008 12:47:45 Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
The problem has a pretty clear symptom: When running against an endpoint
based on a Jena Model, I get the following date:
j.0:dateAccepted
rdf:datatype=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime;2003-07-11
09:25:31.0/j.0
repository for Ubuntu
8.04 (which is a Long Term Support release), 8.10 (which is current) and
Debian Lenny. It is just a static web server
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/repository-howto/repository-howto.en.html
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wouldn't think that most SPARQL users would need to understand
the details of how the quads are stored in the database, which is now the
first thing you encounter. Perhaps these belong in different chapters or
documents?
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documents with same title, taht is probably not what you expect. Thus an
IRI with ID is a safe choice.
Right, that's why I call for something with a little more sophistication. E.g.
if Virtuoso, when it first inserts such a triple, is able to add a running
number to the %U.
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nonsensical, but it passes the other parsers, and
:rdf:type owl:Ontology ;
Well, you get the idea? Perhaps this is something that entered the spec with
the Team Submission?
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. } or
something like that...
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possibility of defining a pattern for this index.
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