Thanks Chris... My ultimate goal is to create two (2) separate TDB's because of the number of triples for one will be a much greater than the other...
And, the larger TDB (containing many more triples)will be accessed a great deal more then the smaller TDB... My original question had to do with multiple schemes, which I understand to be represented by "a Model" in Jena... All and all I believe, I need to create two, but I wanted to get some confirmation about it... Thank you guys... Al On Saturday, December 21, 2013 5:16 AM, Chris_Dollin <[email protected]> wrote: On Friday, December 20, 2013 03:12:58 PM Al Shapiro wrote: > Hi! All, > > I am a newbie to the Semantic Web and tdb's, and I need an answer to the > following question(s)... > > Do I need a separate Scheme for each Triple Store file (DB) I want to > create? I'm not sure what you're really asking. TDB is a particular triplestore, part of Jena, and you don't need any Scheme at all to use it. It stores RDF (Subject, predicate, Object) triples [1] and the program [2] using TDB can store, retrieve, and delete triples as it wishes. You can if you wish write an RDFS (RDF Schema) or OWL description of whatever RDF vocabulary you have defined, but TDB istself won't do anything with it. > or Can I use the same Scheme for Multiple file creation? > > Also, if someone could possibly point me to a web-site with this info. I > would really appreciate it... I think you need a better question first. Chris [1] Well actually quads for allowing multiple graphs in one TDB, but let's not worry about that right now. [2] Only one program [process] can talk directly to a particular TDB at a time. But that program can serve RDF to multiple clients; for example, Jena Fuseki.
