Hi Taalai,
Hi all,
I have created user "tman" with password gxa
and upload rdf file using:
$ curl -i -T myTriples.rdf
http://localhost:8890/DAV/home/tman/rdf_sink/myTriples.rdf
-u tman:gxa
(and also tried uploading using webDAV browser)
and got the result
201 CreatedCreatedResource /DAV/
Hello Egon,
The default declaration for "bif:" namespace-prefix is "bif:"
namespace-absolute-iri. So the most popular workaround for "smart"
clients is
sparql SELECT * WHERE {?s ?p ?o . ?o "aspirin" .};
i.e. just write it as an absolute IRI.
Similar trick works for "sql:" prefix.
Best Regards
Aldo,
I've reproduced the bug, will fix it.
Thank you for the report (and for your patience while I was unable to
understand the problem).
Best Regards,
Ivan Mikhailov
OpenLink Software
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com
On Thu, 2009-10-15 at 06:30 -0300, Aldo Bucchi wrote:
> Hi Ivan,
>
> On Thu,
Hi all,
I have created user "tman" with password gxa
and upload rdf file using:
$ curl -i -T myTriples.rdf http://localhost:8890/DAV/home/tman/rdf_sink/myTriples.rdf
-u tman:gxa
(and also tried uploading using webDAV browser)
and got the result
EN">201 CreatedCreatedH1>Resource /DAV/home/tm
Hi all,
my apologies if this has already been discussed a million times
before, but I have not been able to find an answer with Google...
I am using Jena to do queries to remote SPARQL end points in the Jena
plugin for Bioclipse [0], and the Virtuoso end points typically
support the use of bif:co
Hi Hugh,
Perfect, will give it a go! Thanks.
James
Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi James,
This is a know problem with the current Virtuoso Open Source 5.0.11
archive, that has been fixed and will be in the upcoming 5.0.12
release. In the meantime you can download an updated Conductor VAD
packag
Hi James,
This is a know problem with the current Virtuoso Open Source 5.0.11
archive, that has been fixed and will be in the upcoming 5.0.12
release. In the meantime you can download an updated Conductor VAD
package, and updated the existing package to resolve the problem.
ftp://
Hi Ivan,
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 6:08 AM, Ivan Mikhailov
wrote:
> Hello Aldo,
>
>> Isn't there any way that the compiler can detect which variables are
> being referenced in the select projections part?
>
> It detects, but you write "select ?text", not "select ?s ?text" in subqueries.
But try i
Hi Virtuoso-ers,
We are experimenting with Virtuoso at EBI as one of our triple store
options but we're having a problem creating a new user account. It
appears the "save" button is missing from the screen (using Mac and on
couple of different browsers accessing the admin pages). Something
s
Hello Aldo,
> Isn't there any way that the compiler can detect which variables are
being referenced in the select projections part?
It detects, but you write "select ?text", not "select ?s ?text" in subqueries.
Like in SQL, Datalog and other similar languages, variables inside
subexpressions ar
Hi,
There is a general caveat when building SPARQL Unions of Subqueries in
Virtuoso which I believe is unnecessary.
The following query works fine.
select distinct ?s ?text where {
{ ?s rdfs:label ?text } union { ?s rdfs:comment ?text }
} limit 10
But assume I want to complicate it a bit by u
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