Hi Catrina,

TopBraid is using the Jena API (Oracle's Jena adapter to be specific)  
which shields us from the lower levels of creating tables etc. That's  
why you probably won't find much help here and may want to communicate  
with the Oracle folks directly on specific matters. In any case, once  
you have set up Oracle (including the various 11g RDF extensions) then  
you can use the Create New wizard in TopBraid to connect to the  
database. You will need to specify a different model name for each  
base URI. For lower level access, i.e. to look which triples are  
stored, either use SQL directly or simply the same Jena adapter that  
we also use.

Regards,
Holger



On Aug 5, 2009, at 7:53 AM, Catrina wrote:

>
> We are just getting setup to use Oracle for our RDF store.
>
> Is there any documentation or information for storing and viewing
> triples stored in an Oracle RDF store?
>
> So far, I've seen the Oracle information located in the Help Contents
> of TBC (Help -> Help Contents -> TopBraid Composer -> Advanced  
> Topics -
>> Working with RDF Databases -> Oracle 10/11g Databases).
>
> I'm also looking for information about how to set up the tables.  For
> example, if we have multiple hierarchies (different data sets and do
> not overlap), should different Internal Oracle model names be setup?
> What's the industry standard practice?
>
> Once I have sent data to the store, I'd like to view and verify which
> triples were stored.  Is there an API to view the RDF store contents?
>
> Thanks,
> Catrina
> >


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