Guha, R. V. ; O. Lassila, E. Miller, and D. Brickley. Enabling inferencing. In The W3C Query Languages Workshop, 1998 view details
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Guha, R. V. RDFDB query language view details
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Abstract: rdfDB Query Language rdfDB uses a high level SQLish query language. The data is modelled as a directed labelled graph (RDF). Nodes in graph can be Resources : Every Resource is identified by a URI (e.g., foo, http://dmoz.org/#Top). Resources are written as URIs. The Resource whose URI is mailto:guha@guha.com is referred to (in the query language) as mailto:guha@guha.com. Integers. Integers are written as such (e.g., 42, 9, 18). Strings : Strings are UTF8, enclosed by single parens ('). e.g., 'foo', 'foo bar' Other datatypes such as floats and dates are coming soon. All operations revolve around the concept of a "triple". A triple is intended to model the concept of a object with a property value. It consists of
The arc label (a Resource). The object (a Resource). The property value (any data type). The triple is written using the predicate logic syntax : (