On 2015-01-27 8:29, Marco Tenti wrote:
Hi, everyone, I need to know as user when the content of the virtuoso
server (the triples) where i''m doing the queries was last updatedor
modified.
Is there a way to know through SPARQL? or anyway of knowing without be
the server administrator?
Ty in advance.
Hello Marco,
Wouldn't it be possible to update the dataset metadata to reflect the
time of the last update? I think most users would look for
dcterms:modified.
Greetings,
Frans
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