Hello Mark,
> Is it possible to create an rdf attribute as a manipulation of 1 or
> more columns from a table
Yes, you should CREATE IRI CLASS or CREATE LITERAL CLASS with the number
of parameters equal to number of columns in question and then use it in
RDF View with desired columns as argument
Hi Peter,
The DefaultHost can be set in the "URIQA" section of the Virtuoso configuration
as detailed at:
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/dbadm.html#ini_URIQA
This should be set to the external hostname clients will be accessing the
Virtuoso server as via the proxy, and should be s
Mark James wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to create an rdf attribute as a manipulation of 1 or more
columns from a table or does this have to be done in a sql view prior to
the rdf view? I attempted to perform a concat like the one below but got
the error - SQ074: Line 46: SP031: SPARQL compiler: T
Hi,
Is it possible to create an rdf attribute as a manipulation of 1 or more
columns from a table or does this have to be done in a sql view prior to the
rdf view? I attempted to perform a concat like the one below but got the
error - SQ074: Line 46: SP031: SPARQL compiler: Table alias name is not
