On 2/8/11 6:18 PM, Luka wrote:
Hi Hugh,
the thing is I "solved" this problem by adding LIMIT in my query and
putting it to a a reasonable value (in my case 100 is enough)
and now the query results are being returned reasonably fast.
Maybe this can be a clue to you...
Thank you anyway for the s
Hi Hugh,
the thing is I "solved" this problem by adding LIMIT in my query and
putting it to a a reasonable value (in my case 100 is enough)
and now the query results are being returned reasonably fast.
Maybe this can be a clue to you...
Thank you anyway for the sugggestion. I'll try enabling tr
Hi Luka,
A fairer comparison would be between the the query run from PHP via ODBC and
the same query run using the Virtuoso isql command line tool which both use the
same SQL interface to Virtuoso, rather then the sparql endpoint over HTTP.
Can you also enable ODBC tracing and provide an ODBC t
Hi group,
I created a user in Virtuoso and added a RDF Sink folder for him. In the
properties of the folder I added the following virt:rdf_graph option:
http://localhost:8080/DAV/home/dba/rdf_sink/
virt:rdf_sponger is "on"
but all files I upload to the folder get this graph:
http://local.virt/
Hello Rumi and Vanessa,
1.
If ?date is of type xsd:date or xsd:dateTime and of valid syntax then
bif:contains(?date, '"1945*"' ) will not found it, because it will be
parsed at load/create and stored as SQL DATE value.
So if data are all accurate and typed properly then the filter is
(?date >= xs
