Hi Matthew,
Note that Virtuoso is shipped in the repositories for Squeeze and Sid.
If you takes the current package source, it should even backport fine to
Lenny.
Cheers
Arthur
On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 4:45 PM, Matthew Tedder wrote:
>
> This worked fine for me a few months ago but it won't make,
Hi Hugh
reinstalled and loaded the a data set and ran your query:
*sparql select * where { graph ?g {?s ?p ?o filter(regex(?s,"uniprot"))}}
limit 10;*
and here are the result below. It is recognizing the graph, with the above
query however selecting for a distinct graph returns nothing. Any Id
This worked fine for me a few months ago but it won't make, now..
Any advice?
The versions of dependencies are all at or above recommended versions on the
wiki. They are listed below. Follow them are the results of the
./autogen.sh ./configure make sequence..
So the error is at the bottom.. A
On 07.01.11 15:57, Matthew Tedder wrote:
> That said, no software is ever perfect. To me, the clearest inhibitive
> factor to popular adoption is the documentation. It's not horrible but could
> be made much better organized, more explicit, and complete (not that it
> should be too wordy, either
Great. Thanks, Patrick!
--Jamey
On 1/6/11 7:22 PM, "Patrick van Kleef" wrote:
>HI Jamey,
>
>
>> Does Virtuoso provide some supported way to write one's own custom
>> SPARQL extension functions
>>(http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-query/#extensionFunctions
>> )?
>
>
>Yes, there are actually two o
On 07.01.11 15:57, Matthew Tedder wrote:
> Also, on UNIX, the default install is not FHS compliant but easily
> fixed.
btw one thing I forgot on Unix: If I'm right the only way to run it on a
port below 1024 is to run it as root. This is not really the way to go
and popular daemon
On 1/7/11 9:57 AM, Matthew Tedder wrote:
I just want to say, I am so far just very very impressed with Virtuoso all
around--in so many respects. The SQL is easy to work with, the web-based
tools are great. The feature set, such as semantic web and xml support are
just extraordinary. I haven't
I just want to say, I am so far just very very impressed with Virtuoso all
around--in so many respects. The SQL is easy to work with, the web-based
tools are great. The feature set, such as semantic web and xml support are
just extraordinary. I haven't tried the Jena interface, but I'd like to l
Hi Nguyen,
The issue is probably due to the fact your query is setting the input:storage
to be that of the created RDFVIew which is a different storage location to the
default location where actual triples are stored and thus cannot then access
them.
Assuming you are using the current open sou
I've just created a simple RDF View by following the example in Virtuoso
document. Everything seemed fine when I queried in quad storage. Now I want
to query with multiple graph (the graph was created by RDF View and another
graph I've already created before) but there is no result return.I could n
HI Jamey,
Does Virtuoso provide some supported way to write one's own custom
SPARQL extension functions (http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-query/#extensionFunctions
)?
Yes, there are actually two options:
Firstly, you can create a stored procedure in Virtuoso PL and call it
using the sql:
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