Hello Sebastian,
That's a bit weird, but with unspecified graph I should ask first what
indexes are in use?
1073 properties is not so much, so you have less than 1000 graphs of
ontologies and maybe much more graphs other than ontologies. If it's a
case then I'd recommend to experiment with an add
Jesse Sightler wrote:
I see that the process of generating an RDF view on an existing
SQL-based table structure is generated by a mapping file. Is the
mapping process documented? Ie, how difficult would it be to generate
a mapping by hand based upon custom requirements?
Once you understand ho
I see that the process of generating an RDF view on an existing SQL-based
table structure is generated by a mapping file. Is the mapping process
documented? Ie, how difficult would it be to generate a mapping by hand
based upon custom requirements?
Thanks,
Jess
In my rather simply query parser which allows users to write stuff like
"hastag:foobar" I am currently using the following query to match
"hastag" to an actual property (the db contains a bunch of ontologies,
each loaded in their own graph with a total of 1073 properties in a
database of about 1099
