Can I use it with multiple search terms then?
I tried with this where leonardo is in dbpedia-owl:starring and gangs is in
dbpprop:name, but it doesn't return any results.
SELECT DISTINCT ?s ?p ?o ?mscore
WHERE { ?s ?p ?o . ?s rdf:type dbpedia-owl:Film . FILTER( ?p in (
dbpedia-owl:starring, dbppr
mats@gmail.com wrote:
Well then I guess it should be possible to make this kind of indexes
with Virtuoso. I found what looks like a way to do it in the SQL
docs[1]. I'm a bit unsure about how to apply the SQL methods described
to RDF data though.
1.
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/cr
mats@gmail.com wrote:
When using bif:contains in Virtuoso, from what I've seen, you an only query
a single property. In many cases it's more useful to query multiple
properties, for example if you have a blog and want to do a single query
that searches through both author and title and perhap
Hi Nico,
As Tim suggested in his response to you, if the JDBC driver is being used then
you should be able to simply set the timeout with "set result_timeout ="
such that SPARQL queries only run to that period of time max after which
partial results available will be returned, as works from is
Well then I guess it should be possible to make this kind of indexes with
Virtuoso. I found what looks like a way to do it in the SQL docs[1]. I'm a
bit unsure about how to apply the SQL methods described to RDF data though.
1.
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/creatingtxtidxs.html#preprocessing
Hi again,
this timeout is a timeout for the Driver and it is closing the connection after
the set time, and I didn't get a result.
But the timeout I am looking for is for the DB(TripleStore) and I would like to
receive a subset of the complete result (As it is descript in the link
(http://docs
Hi Benjamin,
The error was due to typo in the documentation:
rdfs_rule_set ('urn:owl.tests', 'http://vocab.org/relationship') ;
should be:
rdfs_rule_set ('urn:owl.tests', 'http://vocab.org/relationship/') ;
Note the "/" on the end of the graph name.
The online documentation
Kingsley Idehen wrote:
Nathan wrote:
Kingsley Idehen wrote:
mats@gmail.com wrote:
Not sure if that will help do what I want. I'd like something that
can be used with a search box that can be used for free-text queries
to find items of a specific class.
For example to look for movies it
Nathan wrote:
Kingsley Idehen wrote:
mats@gmail.com wrote:
Not sure if that will help do what I want. I'd like something that
can be used with a search box that can be used for free-text queries
to find items of a specific class.
For example to look for movies it could set to find items
Kingsley Idehen wrote:
mats@gmail.com wrote:
Not sure if that will help do what I want. I'd like something that can
be used with a search box that can be used for free-text queries to
find items of a specific class.
For example to look for movies it could set to find items of rdf:type
ht
Nicolas Figay wrote:
Hello,
I'm installing virtuoso last version on Linux (Mandriva), open source
version.
* Version: 06.01.3127
* Build: May 21 2010
After installing iSparql VAD from administration panel, I put the address:
http://myserver/iparql, and I have then a panel indicati
Hi Nicolas,
I presume the isparql VAD you are using is the one built during the build of
your Virtuoso open source archive ?
I have tested the isparql VAD built from the open source archive on my machine
(which is a Mac) and it loads fine. I have also tested the separate pre-built
VADs we hav
mats@gmail.com wrote:
Not sure if that will help do what I want. I'd like something that can
be used with a search box that can be used for free-text queries to
find items of a specific class.
For example to look for movies it could set to find items of rdf:type
http://freebase.com/film/f
Hello,
I'm installing virtuoso last version on Linux (Mandriva), open source
version.
- Version: 06.01.3127
- Build: May 21 2010
After installing iSparql VAD from administration panel, I put the address:
http://myserver/iparql, and I have then a panel indicating there is an
error:
Initia
Not sure if that will help do what I want. I'd like something that can be
used with a search box that can be used for free-text queries to find items
of a specific class.
For example to look for movies it could set to find items of rdf:type
http://freebase.com/film/film, where the search terms cou
Richards, thank you for posting your ideas concerning LGD incorrectly
encoded strings. I didn't want to solve this problem for a long time because
hoped that fixed LGD dataset will be released before our service launch.
Looks like I was too optimistic... So here I will share my solution (more
worka
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