Hi Alex,
I didn't realise there was a TOP parameter in SPARQL. Do you mean OFFSET?
I made up a query like the following...
http://dbpedia.org/sparql?maxrows=1&default-graph-uri=http%3A%2F%2Fdbpedia.org&query=select+distinct+%3FConcept+where+{[]+a+%3FConcept}+LIMIT+1&format=text%2Fhtml&d
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Hi Peter,
Indeed, Hugh seems to be confirming this now. I am however curious: how
did you manage to get 'maxrows' working? Was your HTTP request similar
to what I specified?
I think my solution will be to use the TOP and LIMIT parameters to get
all t
Hi Alex and Hugh,
I put the maxrows in as a parameter in the same way as query and it did work
restrict the results to less than the 1000, but it did not allow me to select
more than 1000 even though I had both maxrows and the LIMIT set to more than
1000. My impression from the original email a
Hi Alex,
It would appear I have misinterpreted the documentation which states:
ResultSetMaxRows = number
This setting is used to limit the number of the rows in the result, if
this is higher than "maxrows" parameter this setting takes precedence.
Which saying that the "ResultSetMaxRows" se
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Hi Hugh,
I've tried your suggestion of specifying the maxrows parameter, but
don't seem to be seeing any difference using the DBpedia SPARQL endpoint
(http://dbpedia.org/sparql). As far as I understand (the page isn't
particularly clear on this), the
Hi Kenny/Zheng ???,
Firstly I would suggest you subscribe to and also post your questions
on the Virtuoso open source mailing list as I presume you are using
the dbpedia_install.tar.gz installation archive from OpenLink Software:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/dbpedia-data/dbpedia_load.tar
