On 3/15/07, Emiliano Heyns wrote:
But MySQL under the GPL does allow commercial use (hence, a.o. all those
ISPs using it). It just doesn't allow you to distribute proprietary apps
with MySQL. The two angles are entirely different. Again, the Linux kernel
serves as an example: you cannot create
Hello Jukka,
I'm sorry for temporary inconvenience. RDF mapping will support more column
datatypes, the patch is coming soon. In the current version, supported types
are integer, varchar, date, datetime, timestamp; incompletely supported are
long varchar and long varbinary.
A possible workaround
Hello,
I'm doing an SQL to RDF mapping for part of the virtuoso demo database and I
get the following error message:
"The datatype of column "UnitsInStock" of table "Demo.demo.Products"
(COL_DTP=188) can not be mapped to an RDF literal in current version of
Virtuoso"
That column is of type SMAL
