You can emulate logical OR in the premise of the rule by just adding a
rule for each operand with the same conclusion
(a b c) -> xxxx
(d e f) -> xxxx
On 13.01.23 22:42, L B wrote:
The Jena rule is composed like logical AND.
(a b c) (d e f) -> xxxx
I wonder if we could implement logical OR like below
(a b c) | (a x w) -> xxx
where either (a b c) or (a x w) are true, then the rule is triggered. I
know we could split it into two rules, but consider the complex cases.
((a b c) | (a x w)) ((d e f) | (w y z)) -> xxxx
I am searching for the best practice to do it. Tried to google but no
luck.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
DDD
