Leyla Jael García Castro wrote:
Hello Hugh,
I was reading the referenced page by Benjamin
(http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/rdfsparqlrule.html). If subclass
inference is supported, it means I could query
SELECT ?sub
WHERE {?sub a :Animal . ?sub :hasWings ?obj}
And then I would get any s
Hello Hugh,
I was reading the referenced page by Benjamin
(http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/rdfsparqlrule.html). If subclass inference
is supported, it means I could query
SELECT ?subWHERE {?sub a :Animal . ?sub :hasWings ?obj}
And then I would get any sub which is an Animal or any subclass
It helped me a lot to know that it should work with the SPARQL endpoint (by the
way I was thinking of this endpoint).
I have to admit that now giving it a second try it worked immediately ... I'm
really glad that finally it works so easily. I think a had some typo inside the
first statement.
Hi Benjamin
By "web interface" I presume you mean the SPARQL endpoint (ie
http:///sparql), as I would expect this to work pretty much the
same as with isql, with the exception that the query is not prepended with the
"sparql" keyword ?
Please provide more details on what exactly is failing for
