Hi Florian,
You mentioning trying two approaches to dumping the data but only provide
details of one below, what is the other method you tried and did this work ?
The "isctype.c" , error appears to be quite common on windows machines
searching on google and implies that a character is being pas
A small followup. Since I need to get both the excerpt and the score I
figure I need to do something like the following to make sure to only
get each ?r once:
select ?r
(bif:concat(bif:search_excerpt(bif:vector('nepomuk'),
(select ?v2 where
{ { ?r ?v1 ?v2 .
?v2 bif:contains 'nepom
Hello Ivan,
thanks a lot for looking into my query.
Now let me see if I understand correctly:
On 09/13/2010 09:42 AM, Ivan Mikhailov wrote:
> There are two problems with this query.
> First, ?v2 and ?v5 are barely connected. It looks like the query is
> written to select the excerpt of the "best"
Hi Hugh,
I'm running Virtuoso Version: 06.01.3127, Build: Jul 9 2010 on Windows
XP Professional, version 2002, Service Pack 3
I tried two approaches for dumping the rdf data:
1. dump_one_graph(,,approx. 30MB of rdf data were dumped before a window opens saying that
an assertion failed:
Prog
Hello Florian,
It compiles adequately for me on a blank database, and the message is
very typical for RDF storages with big number of RDF Views and queries
that tries to access all of them at once. To reproduce the case I should
know the .ini file, the database schema (at least all tables used in
Hello Sebastian,
There are two problems with this query.
First, ?v2 and ?v5 are barely connected. It looks like the query is
written to select the excerpt of the "best" resource about a keyword and
the score of it, but max(?v5) seems to be redundant: the score of ?v2 is
always the same, no matter
