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John, you can also click on the Query tab and execute the WHERE clause (be sure
to copy the WHERE clause beforehand as the window is modal).
The explanation is usually that the script sees
different data than what you saw in the
SPARQL view. Also, how are you verifying that the data is deleted or not? It may be the case that if you have the file open in Composer, you will see the cached version. Be sure to close the file before executing the script and you should see the right data. And to be extra sure, use Model > Refresh all Caches and Views, with the modified file closed. This should flush the cache and you can see what is actually in the data store (is it a text serialization or a data back-end?). -- Scott On 3/11/2013 4:40 PM, John Perdoni
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