Hugh,
I will install it and provide feedback ASAP.
Thanks
Nicolas
2010/5/26 Hugh Williams
> Hi Nicolas,
>
> The problem has been fixed in the Conductor and I can now successfully
> generate Linked Data RDF Views for local tables on my Virtuoso 6.1.3127 open
> source build. The updated conductor
Hi Nicolas,
The problem has been fixed in the Conductor and I can now successfully generate
Linked Data RDF Views for local tables on my Virtuoso 6.1.3127 open source
build. The updated conductor vad package containing this fix can be downloaded
from:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/opldownlo
Kingsley,
Thank you very much for all these responses.
Nicolas
2010/5/26 Kingsley Idehen
> Nicolas Figay wrote:
>
>> Hi Hugh (and Armin)
>>
>> Thanks a lot for responding and for the useful links, in particular the
>> matrix that complements the FAQ.
>>
>> My question was motivated by some di
Nicolas Figay wrote:
Hi Hugh (and Armin)
Thanks a lot for responding and for the useful links, in particular
the matrix that complements the FAQ.
My question was motivated by some difficulty using RDF views on
internal databases:
Let's give a precise exemple:
I tried to create a RDF view
Hi Nicolas,
I have just tried this myself with a local table, and get the VDB error you
report, which looks like a bug in the Conductor RDFView UI which is shared
between the commercial and open source products, as it does not have to perform
any VDB operations to process local tables. We sho
Hi Hugh (and Armin)
Thanks a lot for responding and for the useful links, in particular the
matrix that complements the FAQ.
My question was motivated by some difficulty using RDF views on internal
databases:
Let's give a precise exemple:
I tried to create a RDF view on the table thalia.demo.cm
Mark James wrote:
Hi Kingsley,
Just to clarify...
Are you suggesting a fix that will allow a virtuoso type to be
imported via an rdf view (a scenario I admittedly hadn't considered or
tested for) or a fix the involved the importing/linking of an external
table with custom data types?
Eventua
Nicolas Figay wrote:
Hi,
I've some difficulties to find information within tutorials and
documentation on how to create and then use a view from the user
interface, for virtuoso v6.x.
Some code is provided, but not clear indication about how a view can
be defined, store and latter reused fr
Hi Nicolas,
look here:
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/VirtuosoFAQ#What
is the difference between the Open Source and Commercial Editions?
I remember there is a diagram which shows the difference between the two
versions, but I didn't find it again.
Ciao Armin
On 26.
Hi Nicolas,
The differences between the commercial and open source products are listed in
the following feature comparison matrix:
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/main/featurematrix/index.htm
In summary the following are commercial features only:
- Virtual Database Engine
Hi,
I've some difficulties to find information within tutorials and
documentation on how to create and then use a view from the user interface,
for virtuoso v6.x.
Some code is provided, but not clear indication about how a view can be
defined, store and latter reused from available tools, in part
Hi,
investigating functional coverage of virtuoso (as I'm a teacher in the are
of semantic web and digital collaboration field), I've some difficulties to
clearly understand what the limitations are for open source communitary
virtuoso openlink, compared to enterprise version.
Some are appearing
Hi Kingsley,
Just to clarify...
Are you suggesting a fix that will allow a virtuoso type to be imported via
an rdf view (a scenario I admittedly hadn't considered or tested for) or a
fix the involved the importing/linking of an external table with custom data
types?
And if it is the second I'm mor
There is some info on how the hit scores are calculated here
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/creatingtxtidxs.html#hitscores
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Sebastian Trüg wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> using "?r bif:contains "foobar" OPTION (score ?s)" one can retrieve the
> full text match
Hello everybody,
using "?r bif:contains "foobar" OPTION (score ?s)" one can retrieve the
full text matching score. This works fine. However, the score is an
integer and I am simply not sure how to interpret it.
>From other full text matching engines such as lucene one gets a score
between 0 and 1
Ok, my confusion with query complexity does not stop:
Please compare the following two queries (all on V6.1.1.3127):
$ nepomukcmd query "select distinct ?r where { { { ?r a ?v1 . ?v1 \
rdfs:subClassOf pimo:Thing . } UNION \
{ ?r a ?v2 . ?v2 rdfs:subClassOf nao:Tag . } . \
?r nao:prefLa
Mark James wrote:
Hi Hugh,
Thanks for following up on this.
Is there a possibility of getting new functionality to handle this in
future?
My thinking is
1. Allow the tweaking of the mapping between virtuoso and the other
database to be able to explode the data. Perhaps using sql?
Peter DeVries wrote:
Is there a quick way to determine the number of triples loaded into a
VOS server?
Thanks in Advance :-)
- Pete
Pete DeVries
Department of Entomology
University of Wisconsin - Madison
445 Russell Laboratories
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