Hi Viki,
What makes you think Virtuoso does not support columns as it is a SQL database
as it core, with the RDF/SPARQL support implemented on top of the SQL engine
and ultimately stored as SQL. Thus ultimately you can stored your data in
Virtuoso as SQL and use its RDF Linked Data Views for ma
Hi Hugh,
Thank you for your prompt response.
Actually, I'm new to semantic web, RDF, SPARQL technologies.
I have three java strings, which I want to save in 3 different columns and
retrieve like below query:
SELECT col2 ,col2 FROM table1 where col1='str1';
I know as you said I don't need to st
Hi Viki,
Virtuoso has Native RDF Storage ( as well as SQL), so you do not need to store
in SQL columns as you seem to imply in point 1 and can just use SPARQL 1.1 to
perform inserts/updates/deletes etc directly, see:
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/rdfandsparql.html
http:/
Hi all,
I'm new to Virtuoso database. I've worked with RDBMS (MySQL, Oracle) and
good experience in RDBMS databases.
However, now my objective to store some data into Virtuoso and rertieve it
back using SPARQL.
requirement is simple.
1: In RDBMS terms, there are 3 columns, in which data will be
