Hi Kingsley,
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 1:46 AM, Kingsley Idehen wrote:
> This is an old snafu (in a nutshell).
>
> The new release Virtuoso has a specific Update Role that is decoupled
> from our controlled Sponger Crawling and caching functionality. You see,
> with the current cut you have to take
Chuck Borromeo wrote:
Hello Rajeev, Ivan, and Hugh
I ran the iSQL command: grant SPARQL_UPDATE to "SPARQL";
That granted me the permissions I needed to delete the records. Thanks for
your help. I figured the SPARQL delete permissions would be turned off by
default (as Ivan indicated). Howe
Hello Rajeev, Ivan, and Hugh
I ran the iSQL command: grant SPARQL_UPDATE to "SPARQL";
That granted me the permissions I needed to delete the records. Thanks for
your help. I figured the SPARQL delete permissions would be turned off by
default (as Ivan indicated). However, I was able to perfo
Hello Mark,
Just +$0.02 to Hugh's description. Some applications may explicitly
parallelize their execution by creating asynchronous queues of small
queries instead of running single big query. E.g., multiple cores are
useful for multi-thread loading of large RDF files. Nevertheless this
feature i
