(Sorry, sending it again to the right list) Hi all,
I've read the documentation about the reasoners and there is something I can't get.
I've a few custom, backward-only rules (nothing very advanced, just a few things like symmetry or transitivity, no interest in using all the entailments coming from RDFS or OWL reasoners), which I would like to be applied during SPARQL queries and over a rather big dataset. Because of this situation, I'd like to keep the data off the main memory (i.e., TDB) and have the reasoner to query an underlying non in-memory model. I could accept that it creates entailed statements as it goes, I could reset it if memory goes low, but I wouldn't like it to load everything in memory, before being able to do any reasoning.
That said, can the BC reasoner work like that? Could someone point me to an example?
Thank you in advance, Marco.
