Hi Andy,
The amount of memory and hence NumberOfBuffers a dataset requires for being
hosted/cached in memory for best performance varies depending on how well a
given dataset can be compressed, which varies based on its structure (data
regularity) and size of literals etc. and thus makes this h
Can you think a way of trying to preview whether a query will return a huge
load of results?
I am trying to avoid timeout server errors.
As example a query like:
SELECT DISTINCT
COUNT(?entity)
WHERE {
VALUES ?entity_type {
dbpedia-owl:Person
Hi,
I would like to find a more efficient way to work out how much memory to
allocate to some new Virtuoso VMs, which is directly dependent on how many
buffers I allocate to Virtuoso. I want to allocate enough memory so that the
column store is effectively operating in-memory. To work this out,
It may look verbose, but here it is:
create procedure drop_procedure_if_exist (in pname varchar)
{
declare stmt varchar;
declare mdta_out any;
declare res_vec_out, param_vec any;
declare sql_state, err_msg varchar;
declare num_cols_out integer;
stmt := 'SELECT * from SYS_PROCEDURES w
