Unable to query using console for a database created with strict.parsing=false

[NewUser]

Hi!

I have recently started using stardog and I encountered a puzzling revelation:

I created a Database using /stardog-admin db create -o strict.parsing=false -n DB /sourcedir. However, when I try to run queries using console for this database, the editor does not display execute button, textbox for entering the query. (screenshot attached)

I also created a databse without the option set to false and there i can run queries successfully.

Is this a known issue? Or am i doing something wrong here?

Thanks for your time and an otherwise great product!

[NewUser]

Oh and one more thing in both cases I can run queries successfuly from the commandline using  <./stardog query DBNAME> "SELECT DISTINCT ?s WHERE { ?s ?p ?o } LIMIT 10" 

just unable to use console for the database created with strict parsing set to false.

[Edgar Rodriguez]

Hi,

On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 12:30 PM, NewUser <sykam...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi!

I have recently started using stardog and I encountered a puzzling revelation:

I created a Database using /stardog-admin db create -o strict.parsing=false -n DB /sourcedir. However, when I try to run queries using console for this database, the editor does not display execute button, textbox for entering the query. (screenshot attached)

I also created a databse without the option set to false and there i can run queries successfully.

The query panel loads the schema in the database to be able to auto-complete classes and properties. It seems the data may contain some malformed RDF, by disabling strict parsing, it may be causing issues when the query panel tries to load the schema.

Is this a known issue? Or am i doing something wrong here?

Could you provide the data so we could replicate the issue? 

Thanks for your time and an otherwise great product!

Thanks! 

[NewUser]

Hi Edgar,

It is a DBpedia file of 38GB size, I dont know how i can send it! I am looking at getting access to a dropbox account with high storage. I am quite sure the file would have some problems. Regardless, I guess this means I should stick to the commandline for carrying out the querying, as this seems to work fine.