Nicolae; On creating the Date time, why not just use SPARQL now()
directly, i.e.: BIND(now() AS ?date) ...or SELECT (now() AS ?date)... In terms of the error message, the leading and trailing apostrophe is probably to blame. The syntax of ant RDF literal is a string with the xsd:type appended, e.g. "2014-05-27T14:06:11+0300"^^xsd:dateTime. In your case the result seems to be "'2014-05-27T14:06:11+0300'"^^xsd:dateTime - not the extra quote that makes it illegal syntax for xsd:dateTime. -- Scott On 5/27/2014, 6:10 AM, Nicolae Marasoiu
wrote:
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- [topbraid-users] "2014-05-27T14:06:11+0300" is ... Nicolae Marasoiu
- Re: [topbraid-users] "2014-05-27T14:06:11+0300&... Scott Henninger
- Re: [topbraid-users] "2014-05-27T14:06:11+0... Nicolae Marasoiu
- Re: [topbraid-users] "2014-05-27T14:06:... Nicolae Marasoiu
- Re: [topbraid-users] "2014-05-27T14... Scott Henninger