Steve Judkins wrote:
Congratulations to team OpenLink on your latest VOS release! The
readme doesn't list any but are there any known regressions with
features that already exist in Virtuoso 5.x? I'm wondering if it is
safe to replace (no DB upgrade needed) development servers without
losing
Hi Alexander,
Their is an undocumented development call:
registry_set ('__sparql_endpoint_debug', '1')
for tracing against the /sparql endpoint, this will trace all SPARQL
queries cached or not. The Virtuoso server has to be started in
foreground mode for this to work as it is writt
Congratulations to team OpenLink on your latest VOS release! The readme
doesn't list any but are there any known regressions with features that
already exist in Virtuoso 5.x? I'm wondering if it is safe to replace (no
DB upgrade needed) development servers without losing existing
functionality?
Hi,
OpenLink Software is pleased to announce a Technology Preview release of
Virtuoso, Open-Source Edition, version 6.0-TP1.
Currently best suited to developers, this introduces a new branch for
Virtuoso with:
* ANY ORDER Queries
* Anytime Queries
* Client-level resource accounting
Ok, actually it works, but only if the query is not already in cache.
Is there a way to log also cached queries ?
Alexandre.
2009/4/24 Alexandre Bertails
> Hi all,
>
> I also need to log SPARQL queries into Virtuoso.
>
> I have activated everything with :
>
> SQL> trace_status();
>
> and with
Hi all,
I also need to log SPARQL queries into Virtuoso.
I have activated everything with :
SQL> trace_status();
and with the trace_status_show() procedure, here is what I have :
SQL> trace_status_show();
opt status
VARCHAR VARCHAR
