Consider the output of the query:
SELECT *
WHERE {
?s ddids:label ?label1.
?s ddids:label ?label2.
FILTER (?label1 != ?label2 ) .
}
then the query:
SELECT *
WHERE {
?s ddids:label ?label1.
?s ddids:label ?label2.
FILTER (?label1 < ?label2 ) .
}
Andy
On 11/03/14 19:37, Adeeb Noor wrote:
Hi All:
I have a question that is really driving me crazy:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| s | Label1 | Label2
|
===========================================================================================
| ddidd:C1412333 | "ALDH1A1 gene" | "ALDEHYDE DEHYDROGENASE 1"
|
| ddidd:C1412335 | "ALDH2 gene" | "ALDEHYDE DEHYDROGENASE 2"
|
This is a result of query that asks to give a subject with more than one
label.
SELECT DISTINCT ?s
Different query.
WHERE {
?s ddids:label ?label1.
?s ddids:label ?label2.
FILTER (?label1 != ?label2 ) .
}
I have this a lot one my dataset due to the integration. FYI, there is no
more than two labels for each subject
I was trying to keep one label and remove the other using a sparqlupdate.
For example by doing:
DELETE { ddidd:C1412333 ddids:label ?label2 .
ddidd:C1412333 ddids:label ?label1 .}
INSERT { ddidd:C1412333 ddids:label ?label1 . }
WHERE {
ddidd:C1412333 ddids:label ?label1 .
ddidd:C1412333 ddids:label ?label2.
FILTER (?label1 != ?label2 )} ;
However, after querying the ddidd:C1412333 I still got two labels. Am I
doing something wrong.
Thanks
