When we write a query like:
select ?s,?p,?o where {
?s ?p ?o. filter (?p = foaf:name).
}
Is there a way to write query like following, but still l get ?p or the
relations connecting the two:
select ?s,?o where
{
?s foaf:name ?o.
}
Motivation is to avoid filters to decrease query times, and find ?p if the
relations mentioned in the query can lead to multiple such relations eg.
not foaf:name
Abhishek
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