> Presumably this is more than one TDB database.
yes, a few 10s
> What works is when graphs are in the same database.
this is not easy for me to switch to. My problem is that I'm pulling multiple
sources (RDF) from different places, and I want all of them together to be my
default graph. If I create a single dataset, every time I update one source I
have to re-upload the whole thing even if the source that I've updated is only
a few MB. Graphs are also updated frequently. With separate datasets, I can
download/update only one dataset and upload much less data.
> What might be better is define the ja:RDFDataset to have the graphs,
> then query the union graph of the dataset. But that again is crossing
> multiple transaction systems so may not work.
Right now I have a RDFDataset with a UnionModel like this
:dataset a ja:RDFDataset ;
ja:defaultGraph :union ;
.
:union a ja:UnionModel ;
ja:subModel :graph1 ;
ja:subModel :graph2 ;
ja:subModel :graph3 ;
.
how wouldl I "give" the graphs to the RDFDataset directly?
Or is there maybe a different way to address my problem (updating graphs
independently so that I don't have to upload the whole lot every time)?
