yes, your example works.
will have to figure out what I'm doing wrong with my ontology.
On Oct 22, 10:44 pm, Scott Henninger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Don; I'm not sure what is happening in your case, but subPropertyOf works as
> you outline. I've attached a min-ontology to demonstrate this. Run the
> following query with and without inferencing and you will see that turning on
> inferences invokes the subPropertyOf relationship.
> SELECT ?lbl
> WHERE {
> ?thing a :Thing_1 .
> ?thing rdfs:label ?lbl .
> }
> -- Scott
> donundeen wrote:Hi, I'm working some queries using subproperties. my
> understanding is that IF sp subPropertyOf s AND x sp y THEN x s y For
> example, I've made sxml:text a subproperty of rdfs:label therefore, shouldn't
> the queries: CONSTRUCT { ?node sxml:text ?found . }WHERE{ ?node sxml:text
> ?found . } and CONSTRUCT { ?node sxml:text ?found . }WHERE{ ?node sxml:text
> ?found . ?node rdfs:label ?found . } return the same thing, if inferencing is
> turned on when you do the query? Right now, I've got my inferencing
> configured to just do SwiftOWLIM. It seems as though inferencing isnt' doing
> anything with subProperties. When I run inferencing alone, I also don't see
> any new properties being added based on subproperties.
>
> unnamed0.owl
> 1KViewDownload
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