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Barton, could you send an example of the query you are using? The
normal pattern for a DELETE/INSERT is to query what you want to
delete and insert the new data. So let's assume you have an
argument arg:newData DELETE { <some_resource> <some_prop> ?oldData } INSERT { <some_resource> <some_prop> ?newData } WHERE { <some_resource> <some_prop> ?oldData } Chances are you won't need the ApplyConstruct (?) -- Scott On 7/18/2014, 11:16 AM, Barton Petersen
wrote:
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