Hello list,
I have a SPARQL query that gets constructed as follows: first, using
some other technology, i obtain a comma-separated list of id's and
'inject' them in the FILTER statement of a SPARQL query, something like
this:
FILTER (?id in (<http://someid_1>,
<http://someid_2>,
<http://someid_3>,
...
<http://someid_N>))
where N can become 'large' (whatever that may be).
After performing a small test, I noticed that 4094 is the maximum number
of id's that I can insert in my FILTER statement. When trying with 4095
id's, I get:
Virtuoso 37000 Error SP030: SPARQL compiler, line 4102: Too many
arguments of a standard built-in function in operator() at ')' before ')'
Is there a way to overcome this problem? Or are there other
ways/methods of 'injecting' strings/lists/data like this in SPARQL queries?
Kind regards,
Bart
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